How much power can an act Hdss clutch take
07-13-2011, 08:15 PM
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Unless your car is a 100% track car stay away from puck clutches.
07-14-2011, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by james0933' timestamp='1310260804' post='20763547
Have there ever been any thrust bearing issues with the act clutch for an s2000?
I know there was a lot when I was in the DSM world. Those bearings did not like the extra load from the act pressure plates.
I know there was a lot when I was in the DSM world. Those bearings did not like the extra load from the act pressure plates.
Stick to OEM thrust bearing!
07-14-2011, 04:20 AM
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Originally Posted by james0933' timestamp='1310260804' post='20763547
Have there ever been any thrust bearing issues with the act clutch for an s2000?
I know there was a lot when I was in the DSM world. Those bearings did not like the extra load from the act pressure plates.
I know there was a lot when I was in the DSM world. Those bearings did not like the extra load from the act pressure plates.
Im sure It would be wise to disarm the clutch safety switch if you have an act, as those morning start up seem to produce the most impact and wear on the thrust bearings.
07-14-2011, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by mezzfin' timestamp='1310616958' post='20777733
[quote name='james0933' timestamp='1310260804' post='20763547']
Have there ever been any thrust bearing issues with the act clutch for an s2000?
I know there was a lot when I was in the DSM world. Those bearings did not like the extra load from the act pressure plates.
Have there ever been any thrust bearing issues with the act clutch for an s2000?
I know there was a lot when I was in the DSM world. Those bearings did not like the extra load from the act pressure plates.
Im sure It would be wise to disarm the clutch safety switch if you have an act, as those morning start up seem to produce the most impact and wear on the thrust bearings.
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i did this on mine too. figured im not retarded, i know to check the stick before cranking it. worht it for the peace of mind.
07-14-2011, 06:43 AM
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07-14-2011, 07:18 AM
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Ive got a comp clutch stage 5 and havent had any issues with mine but then again i havent had it very long. Its super grabby but nothing that is impossible to drive!
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