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Old 04-28-2009, 09:47 AM
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Just wondering if anyone has tried this combination? I was planning on changing the pp and disk out for an ACT pp and oem disk. I figure why not try the CC pp with OEM disk, since the pp only has about 3k miles on it. I've also read that a lot of these companies are just using reworked Honda pp...

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Correct me if I'm wrong but I was under the impression that the CC PP was lighter then OEM? I think my clutch pedal was stiffer when I had the stock clutch installed.
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I believe you are correct. When I put the CC pp the pedal did feel lighter....
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the reason the ACT works so well is because it has more clamp load, the CC PP im not sure about its clamp load. ACT is a 2600lb pressure plate.
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I spoke to the guys at CC and they said it should be fine. They mentioned their pressure plate has a 2400lb clamp force..
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OEM disk is organic and will turn to mush under high tq conditions.
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what do you consider high tq conditions? i dont plan on making anything over 300 lbs ft
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I would say anything above 300ft lbs is high tq. I personally wouldn't take an oem disk past 275ft lbs just for longevity reasons.
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Originally Posted by John_Z,Apr 28 2009, 07:06 PM
OEM disk is organic and will turn to mush under high tq conditions.
OEM disk + 370ft/lb= perfect. Cant say I agree with you. I have an ACT organic disk, its the same as OEM they are both organic.
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^^^^^^^^ good to hear.....im gonna bite the bullet and give this a shot.
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