| Nitr0EngiE | 07-29-2016 10:42 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgincustoms
(Post 3013273)
Hello there.
I have about 30 of these kits in circulation between the midwest and overseas. I first started working on a clutch after wasting a act 6puck in 10k miles. Over the past 2 years the clutch has evolved. In the beginning it was repucking the factory disc and using a heavier pp. Then I changed to a new disk setup. I have changed to an upgraded compound to hold more power. The pp is a 2800lb pressure plate and is prolly the heaviest on the market. For the speed6 I do a reinforcement for the top of the pedal to keep from cracking. With the adjustability of the pedal in the speed6 it can be dialed in and although it is heavier then stock it is still easy to drive and slipable. I personally have used it on a shop car making 500/515 and been at the track multiple times runing 1.6 to 1.7 60ft times without issue. The speed3 is a little more finicky with the added pressure. I have seen some slave cylinders not be able to hold. I have tried adding a spacer to the fork which seems to help the issue. I have looked into going to a wilwood slave but as I dont have a speed3 myself to play with have not had the time to pkay with that option. I have used a clutch setup for about 40k miles and then resurfaced it as I had it out changing the setup. It still had plenty of life left at that time. Any other questions just ask.
Thanks,
Ron
RD Motorsportz | what happened with the Wilwood slave?
Pics of space on the clutch fork ? is it in between slave and fork ?
what is used for the spacer, where is it placed. can it be done with trans installed in car
What company is manufacturing the disc/pp and providing the material ?
What would it take to hold 550 tq at the crank while dropping the clutch in second at the track ? |