Clutch recomendations
04-13-03, 02:48 PM
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Clutch recomendations
I buying all of these new parts and now im thinking it only a matter time before i need to find a worthy clutch- it looks like maxzdatrix might be the way to go- what do you guys think ill be pushing about 150hp
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my clutch is slipping and I am going to change it soon.. I am hesitating between the Centerforce Stage I clutch(and disc) and the Clutch/Discs offered on Mazdatrix.com(the street/strip ones)
I think I'm going to get the Centerforce Stage I though..
RotorMotorDriver would be a good source of information(he's got a centerforce)
I think I'm going to get the Centerforce Stage I though..
RotorMotorDriver would be a good source of information(he's got a centerforce)
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What you have to look at is..how much HP your expecting,what flywheel you got...how much money you got to spend..
I havent seen any other clutch kits out there better for a stock RX7 set up first a first gen then a ClutchMaster stage 1
The clutch pedal feels close to stock ..but it grabs...its 70% over stock and the price is right..
But im moving on to somethign more hard core..
This is good for a stock replacement
I havent seen any other clutch kits out there better for a stock RX7 set up first a first gen then a ClutchMaster stage 1
The clutch pedal feels close to stock ..but it grabs...its 70% over stock and the price is right..
But im moving on to somethign more hard core..
This is good for a stock replacement
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Lighten flywheels just help the engine rev faster.
No HP gains..
Im actually scared to use it for drag racing even though some people do.
I hear horror stories of people getting legs chopped off'
No HP gains..
Im actually scared to use it for drag racing even though some people do.
I hear horror stories of people getting legs chopped off'
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I've been thinking about getting a lightflywheel for years now, I love sporting the 30 pounder and all but I wouldn't mind a change for a lightened steel one. I was looking around and found this package RotorWorX
For 650$ AUS it looks like a pretty good deal.
For 650$ AUS it looks like a pretty good deal.
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