Fd clutch
09-08-14, 05:22 PM
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Fd clutch
Hi guys
Need some help in finding a good clutch for my 93 fd.
The goal is 450-500hp single turbo set up. I need something that is going to last
Mainly street use..maybe some track later on. Nothing crazy!
Need some help in finding a good clutch for my 93 fd.
The goal is 450-500hp single turbo set up. I need something that is going to last
Mainly street use..maybe some track later on. Nothing crazy!
09-12-14, 08:22 AM
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You can go cheap with a single plate puck clutch which will hold the power, but you'll end up burning it out quicker since you need to slip a puck clutch to get the car going a lot more than something like a twin plate. The fact that you'll be driving it on the street means that driveability should be your goal.
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Your right.
So, you are spending the money to make a high powered street car, but won't spend the money to make it driveable? That makes no sense. Do it right and go with a twin plate clutch.
You can go cheap with a single plate puck clutch which will hold the power, but you'll end up burning it out quicker since you need to slip a puck clutch to get the car going a lot more than something like a twin plate. The fact that you'll be driving it on the street means that driveability should be your goal.
You can go cheap with a single plate puck clutch which will hold the power, but you'll end up burning it out quicker since you need to slip a puck clutch to get the car going a lot more than something like a twin plate. The fact that you'll be driving it on the street means that driveability should be your goal.
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