Zoom twin disc clutch(stage 2), any thoughts?
05-06-2008, 07:38 PM
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Zoom twin disc clutch(stage 2), any thoughts? Hey guys, looking for a good backup clutch and I'm able to get this Zoom stage 2 twin-disc for a really good price brand new. Does anyone have any nsight as to the clutch's real world holding?
The unit "appears" to be very well built and has a rating of 920 ft lbs. The disc material is cerametallic....
Thanks for the thoughts.....
The unit "appears" to be very well built and has a rating of 920 ft lbs. The disc material is cerametallic....
Thanks for the thoughts.....
05-06-2008, 09:58 PM
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I actually just had that clutch installed 3 weeks ago. ive put about 500 miles on it so far. the clutch is great. it's pretty stiff during break in but it holds very well under pressure. i would recommend it for any car that see's more street use.
05-06-2008, 10:08 PM
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i know a few guys who had them and hated them they starting slipping when they added boost or nitrous...
if your going to be putting down a pretty good bit of power id probably look into texatralia, cartek, or mcleoud
if your going to be putting down a pretty good bit of power id probably look into texatralia, cartek, or mcleoud
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We thought that some of you would like to see proof rather than just read about it of a power adder being applied to an LS engine that runs a Zoom Twin.
Mike Peters is a professional drifter and his weapon of choice may appear to be a Nissan 240, but it packs a LS Magnacharged power plant that we thought would be a great test bed for a Zoom D2 twin disc clutch set up.
Now for those that have not had seat time in a drift car you should know that 'clutch kicking' is one of three techniques of initiating a drift. You'll see Mike doing so... at over 6000RPM in this video link!
PS. He installed this Twin Disc over a year ago and is still running it today!
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhQXEz06v7s
Mike Peters is a professional drifter and his weapon of choice may appear to be a Nissan 240, but it packs a LS Magnacharged power plant that we thought would be a great test bed for a Zoom D2 twin disc clutch set up.
Now for those that have not had seat time in a drift car you should know that 'clutch kicking' is one of three techniques of initiating a drift. You'll see Mike doing so... at over 6000RPM in this video link!
PS. He installed this Twin Disc over a year ago and is still running it today!
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhQXEz06v7s
