Who sprays on a LS7 clutch?
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i just installed a ls7 clutch and im going to spray mine....so ill be here seeing what others say..i just wanna spray 100 shot.
but im thinking a progressive turner will help the clutch so its not the instant torque hit
but im thinking a progressive turner will help the clutch so its not the instant torque hit
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Hey! I know you! Yeah I'm gonna give it hell till it gives up. Might as well. What's the sense in taking out a clutch that's working still. Gonna run it till it slips. The first hit of spray will probably be on the dyno. I'm gonna have my tuner check everything out before I run it at the track. I've got all the necessary electronics to do it right and safe.
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A progressive will help a lot from what I'm seeing. I'll probably end up getting one to keep my stock bottom end alive. My buddy is insisting that I'm gonna blow the bottom end apart and burn right through the clutch all this upcoming season. To prove my point, I've got to make sure that doesn't happen. He keeps telling me to forget about nitrous and put a single turbo kit on it.
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Hey! I know you! Yeah I'm gonna give it hell till it gives up. Might as well. What's the sense in taking out a clutch that's working still. Gonna run it till it slips. The first hit of spray will probably be on the dyno. I'm gonna have my tuner check everything out before I run it at the track. I've got all the necessary electronics to do it right and safe.
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Don't slip the clutch at all and it should be fine. I hit my ls6 clutch with probably 10 bottles on a 100 shot. Aside from it sticking to the floor, it was great lol.
That was with just shy of 500who.
That was with just shy of 500who.