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Tex Oz surive 6k clutch dumps?
11-29-2007, 01:03 AM
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Tex Oz surive 6k clutch dumps? as the title says will it beable to hold up to that abuse?
im making a bit of 400 now, and plan on adding a dry nitrous kit down the road.
either looking at the tex 0z700, or stepping up to the exo-skel or Mcleod twin.
car is daily driven.
Chad
im making a bit of 400 now, and plan on adding a dry nitrous kit down the road.
either looking at the tex 0z700, or stepping up to the exo-skel or Mcleod twin.
car is daily driven.
Chad
11-29-2007, 09:16 AM
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i would hope so, My LS7 clutch holds up to 4.5-5K clutch drops on slicks in a 3700lb car, so a tex should be able too...cant speak from personal experience though
11-29-2007, 02:12 PM
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not going to lie its hot as ***** here lol.
anyone else care to comment on the textralia clutch lasting?...
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11-29-2007, 10:16 PM
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Mine didn't. Older style cover, but lower miles as is noticable by the good condition of the disk and friction surfaces. 02'zo6, Nitto dr's, hard hook around 4k then vibration is noticable around 3-4k under load (did I mention that was the cars first track visit on the clutch). Pulled the clutch and found the pressure plate had shifted slightly and egged out the dowel pin holes. All bolts were still tight. I don't think Tex will do anything for me as I purchased the car with the clutch in it (even though it was like new). I'd check with them, but not sure who to contact.
11-30-2007, 08:27 AM
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My Textralia OZ700 w/ steel FW has seen somewhere on the order of 250 track passes and 20,000 miles. I'd say 200 of the passes were on 400RWHP car with Nittos leaving around 3000-3500 slipping the clutch. The other 50 were on 12" M&H slicks dropping the hammer from 5000-6000. The clutch is gone at this point, but I'm not disappointed with how it treated me. The car weighs about 3650 with me in it, btw.
12-03-2007, 09:34 PM
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After 200 sprayed passes, my 408 and 614rwhp and 685rwtq, and the aussie clutch is still going fine. Now all passes weren't at 6xxhp, but last year 550rwhp and 636rwtq. can't say enough about this clutch, and the customer service is second to none. Not a better clutch out there, imo. Will be going to the dual disc next and my sought 750/800rwhp.
Robert
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