Twin Disk in! (Plus pics of RAM Clutch Carnage)
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Twin Disk in! (Plus pics of RAM Clutch Carnage)
Well, got the McLeod Twin Disk clutch is now installed... gotta say, Ellis you were right, this clutch feels awesome! Very grabby, and is actually easier to drive on the street than the RAM Powergrip HD I had in there before. Not to mention the pedal pressure is actually just like it was stock... much better than the leg press it was before.
Can't wait to see how it reacts at the track... gotta be better than this:
Can't wait to see how it reacts at the track... gotta be better than this:
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Damn dude you DO go through clutchs!!! Man I'm going to be doing a clutch swap soon I'm waiting to see how those Aussie clutches last, I actually work with Australians so I maybe able to get a hookup. On the flip side the only clutch that doesn't seem to shred is the mcloed twin so that maybe the only choice.
Good luck now you have to worry about breaking stuff
Good luck now you have to worry about breaking stuff
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Originally Posted by 93TAWicked1
Damn dude you DO go through clutchs!!! Man I'm going to be doing a clutch swap soon I'm waiting to see how those Aussie clutches last, I actually work with Australians so I maybe able to get a hookup. On the flip side the only clutch that doesn't seem to shred is the mcloed twin so that maybe the only choice.
Good luck now you have to worry about breaking stuff
Good luck now you have to worry about breaking stuff
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Yo Capt Clutch, that looks like !!! Well, at least all the fingers on that press plate aren't bent over....this time. Nice hole you were augering into that flywheel buddy. I think that was a big contributor to reuining this clutch so quickly. Well, that & Sardog drove it!
Is the Mcleod a 3 finger PP?
Is the Mcleod a 3 finger PP?
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You'll like the way the twin disk grabs. But it is a bit of an on/off switch. They dont particularly enjoy stop and go traffic for long periods ALA "cruzin to colby". If you do that one, do 1/2 lap and park it. But you wont have to worry about that bitch slipping. Once its "on", its "on" until you tell it other wise.
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Originally Posted by sardog46
I just drove it like it was mine
Besides jason agreed that I was not liable for any damage done to the car while i was driving.
Besides jason agreed that I was not liable for any damage done to the car while i was driving.
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Originally Posted by NataSS Inc
You'll like the way the twin disk grabs. But it is a bit of an on/off switch. They dont particularly enjoy stop and go traffic for long periods ALA "cruzin to colby". If you do that one, do 1/2 lap and park it. But you wont have to worry about that bitch slipping. Once its "on", its "on" until you tell it other wise.
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I am no mechanic and I know jack about clutches but even I can see that that is one beat to $#!* clutch. I hope you can take it back and tell them after 8 passes it should hold up better than that.
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
I have found the 'Twin" to be one of the more drivable clutches out there. I have watched them mercily take out stock rear ends on stock cars
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I am no mechanic and I know jack about clutches but even I can see that that is one beat to $#!* clutch. I hope you can take it back and tell them after 8 passes it should hold up better than that.
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
I have found the 'Twin" to be one of the more drivable clutches out there. I have watched them mercily take out stock rear ends on stock cars
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Originally Posted by Racehead
Geez that's pure ugliness *Hey what was that noise ?!*
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Originally Posted by tjwong
Actually it didn't make hardly any noise when it broke. I was standing directly behind the car when it happened in the staging lane. As the last yellow lit up, I saw the car kinda "squat" and made a clunk noise, then she just sorta rolled away and peices dropped out from under it and a splash of oil which incidentally the track clean up boys didn't appreciate much.
Can't tell from the pic... is it a D44 (manual car) or D36 (auto car) that busted?
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Originally Posted by CHarris
Can't tell from the pic... is it a D44 (manual car) or D36 (auto car) that busted?
D44 M6 car. Now its got a full on Cryo treated D44 with upgraded half shafts and other goodies. But he is still gun shy about hitting it off the line hard. He gets a lousy 60ft time but he gets a damn good mph on the other end and still tips 10.60s. It is just a fun car for him so winning isn't a big deal for him as long as he gets to thrash it from time to time.