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Old 06-06-2009, 09:30 AM
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Ok thanks for the link. I will try this and let you know how It turns out. If anyone eles has any sugestions feel free to chim In.
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Inline has a sale right now on all their competition clutches in the engine group buy section. get the 6 puc and call it a day if need be. 500 for the clutch package and 700 with the lightened flywheel.
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i read somewhere a vendor posted that this clutch is good for up to 350whp
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Originally Posted by AndyFloyd,Jun 6 2009, 11:33 AM
im making 360ft/lb on racefuel with that same clutch no issues. How much torque are you putting to the wheels? Its rated at like 380-390 ft/lb.
the 380-390 max is flywheel rated tq. with bsaic 15% drivetrain loss you should be at 414, past that clutches rated tq.
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it seems like the clutch is capable of withstanding your hp/tq... did you machine / replace the flywheel as well when u upgraded to the ACT clutch?
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Originally Posted by camuman,Jun 7 2009, 07:18 AM
the 380-390 max is flywheel rated tq. with bsaic 15% drivetrain loss you should be at 414, past that clutches rated tq.
regardless mine has not ever slipped.
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Originally Posted by chansta,Jun 7 2009, 09:23 AM
it seems like the clutch is capable of withstanding your hp/tq... did you machine / replace the flywheel as well when u upgraded to the ACT clutch?
yes I did replace the flywheel with a spec flywheel. I noticed my clutch fluid was low and added somemore fluid to It but still no diffrence. I guess I am going to have to break her open and see whats going on.
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Did you properly break in the clutch? Or did you start whailing at it with all 400hp right after the install.

A new clutch is like new brake pads, you need to bed it in with the flywheel to get optimal results.

My guess is, your clutch is glazed over
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Originally Posted by 4evertopless,Jun 8 2009, 06:46 AM
Did you properly break in the clutch? Or did you start whailing at it with all 400hp right after the install.

A new clutch is like new brake pads, you need to bed it in with the flywheel to get optimal results.

My guess is, your clutch is glazed over
I put 500 miles on It first and then I put the turbo kit on about 4,000 miles later. I talked to the guys at Inlinepro and they said that they are hit or miss when using the act clutch.
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