clutch for 800rwhp/800rwtq
01-10-2007, 04:52 PM
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clutch for 800rwhp/800rwtq hey fellas, i know this question has been asked a bunch of times.... i read about the clutch article but there werent many people making the power im making so...... i need a clutch that will hold up to 800/800. my car is making tons of power and i need a clutch that will support the future mods. car makes almost 600hp to the flywheel and and i need something thats going to take that kind of abuse.
what do you M6 masters reccomend? i need facts from people actually making the kinda power im making and more. i dont need people with 400rwhp telling me that this clutch works because i make a lot more and it might not work for me
thanx peeps
what do you M6 masters reccomend? i need facts from people actually making the kinda power im making and more. i dont need people with 400rwhp telling me that this clutch works because i make a lot more and it might not work for me
thanx peeps
01-10-2007, 05:04 PM
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not bad my friends, my stock clutch is sticking a little and i just need to stop modding and get a clutch before it really blows out. i dont do ANY dig races, just highway rolls right now because i know my clutch cant take the abuse. maybe with a new twin disc i can do some dig races
01-10-2007, 10:52 PM
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Tex Exoskel... ive done lots of research on this and came to the conclusion that the tex exoskel is best for high hp applications. I plan on gettin an 800 hp TT setup and the exoskel can support that, plus they have great customer support.
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01-11-2007, 11:39 AM
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ok, that's awesome. although I haven't heard anyone say anything about Mcleod's twin disc. so either spec 5 or tex exo.... good. now I just the $1200 for either and i'll be set
01-11-2007, 01:18 PM
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Spec 5 here. It squeels like a pig, but it can take some abuse. I've got about 4000 miles on it now, and some hard launches. I don't mind the noise, it's not a daily driver anyway. I probably will try the exoskel when its time to change.
