clutch flow control valve
11-26-11, 02:45 PM
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clutch flow control valve
OK just found this online, and on paper looks simple and effective. but will it work on a fd with single plate clutch type? or only with tilton clutches etc etc
and if does work how exactly do you install this?
and if does work how exactly do you install this?
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I dont know what product you are refering to because you did not post a link but....
tom94rx-7 uses one in his car, for launching at the drag strip.
The following was taken from this thread https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-121/10-39-%40-131-93-time-slip-video-976650/
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tom94rx-7 uses one in his car, for launching at the drag strip.
The following was taken from this thread https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-121/10-39-%40-131-93-time-slip-video-976650/
The Crane 2 step rev limiter was set at 7500 rpms but it logged at about 6700. I released the clutch with about 11-13 psi boost, revs dropped to 6100 with boost then at 20 psi, revved out to 8100 with 24 psi. TII rear diff in the stock fd housing, stock axles and stock gears. Banzai diff brace, stock rear springs, Koni Sport shocks softest setting, rotary extreme toe links & trailing arms, solid diff mounts. Tilton clutch flow control valve=awesome.
I think the front tires definitely came off the ground, it looks like it and the car turned a little unexpectedly which it usually doesn't do.
I think the front tires definitely came off the ground, it looks like it and the car turned a little unexpectedly which it usually doesn't do.
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