RCC Twin Turbo Build Update!!
07-16-2010, 07:35 PM
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I'll be interested to see if that clutch holds the power those turbos can make. I'd have gone with the tilton 4 disk.
Congrats on the start of one bad bitch round II bud! I have a feeling you will get the results you're wanting one way or another.
Congrats on the start of one bad bitch round II bud! I have a feeling you will get the results you're wanting one way or another.
looks like a bad *** setup for sure!
07-19-2010, 10:08 AM
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Dont get me wrong, 1500+hp is hard on every part, and is very possible RC might break a few things, but thats what happens when you are trying to do something no else is.
07-19-2010, 10:40 AM
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LoL, We have ran this clutch in several setups making 1500rwhp without ANY issues in cars that are heavier than this one is going to be. I didnt know you and Powell have built alot of 1500+rwhp builds... Dont get me wrong, 1500+hp is hard on every part, and is very possible RC might break a few things, but thats what happens when you are trying to do something no else is.
Dont get me wrong, 1500+hp is hard on every part, and is very possible RC might break a few things, but thats what happens when you are trying to do something no else is.He made his statement, then his opinion and then proceeded to give props.
Not everyone is out to run your shops name in the dirt or question your shops ability. Chill out buddy.
07-19-2010, 12:53 PM
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Actually he is, when the customer calls me stating that he is recieving calls from the above names stating that "LMR" is retarted for using this clutch, that offends me. There is no reason for that....
07-19-2010, 01:38 PM
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Steven is referring to the conversation between me and Powell. Zac was not in on the clutch debate.
07-19-2010, 01:52 PM
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In addition to the bigger turbos going on the car, we are also fabbing a hidden mount for a parachute and installing new seats with 5 point harnesses.
I bought some Corbeau seats. They seem like they are well built and provide alot more support.
I bought some Corbeau seats. They seem like they are well built and provide alot more support.
07-19-2010, 02:34 PM
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Why white RC? usually the easy choice is the same color as the car, red. I find it odd you went with white, post pics when theyre in the car im interested to how how well it works together
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The pictures are deceiving, blame the iphone, that and I have very bright light in my office. Seats are black with light grey inserts. The light grey matches the interior of the car almost perfectly.
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