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   Topic: what clutch for 400 bhp !Posted by: Litoskin on 27/July/2010 at 10:57 |
Litoskin
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hi to everyone!
i need some advice from you! i'm writing from italy and in my country is not easy to find sunny gti-r spare parts so i buy many parts on ebay or in uk. i have a sunny gti-r year 92 with many modifications. i use it also on road but my first use if for drag strip. i have about 400 hp at the weel but now i have problem with the clutch.... before i was using exedy stage 1 complete clutch but after 2000 miles (of road and drag) i have changed it becouse it was finished. i have joust bought on ebay and installed a tecniclutch complete paddle clutch after 300 miles of slow run i have tried to make some fast starts but i have seen that the clutch slips (so i think i must buy a new one) so i'm asking you what kind of clutch could be ok for my use and where i could buy it. thank you very much. Marco |
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| Posted by: johnsy on 27/July/2010 at 15:16 |
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try using the search function thats why its there
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| Posted by: j444tla on 27/July/2010 at 16:48 |
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ap 4 paddle racing
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| Posted by: Skiddusmarkus on 27/July/2010 at 17:59 |
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Have they upgraded the ap paddle?I think they list it at about 280lb/ft and that's the usual conservative estimate, so add 20% to that giving about 330lb/ft or so.If you have 400bhp I would think 350-380lb/ft so maybe the ap isn't strong enough.
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| Posted by: R-Thing on 27/July/2010 at 18:09 |
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RPS
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R-Thing with 11 Medals
rwaggott with 6 Medals Simpulsar with 6 Medals Mr Pulsar with 5 Medals ** Arcade Champ ** |
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| Posted by: R-Thing on 27/July/2010 at 18:10 |
R-Thing
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R-Thing with 11 Medals
rwaggott with 6 Medals Simpulsar with 6 Medals Mr Pulsar with 5 Medals ** Arcade Champ ** |
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| Posted by: red reading on 27/July/2010 at 18:45 |
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helix autosport for the win! better than the heavy as fuck RPS (THIS WILL SNAP THE CLUTCH FORK!! and cause you alot of trouble),the fall apart excedy,and the slightly weak AP!
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Do you know what the word nemesis mean's boy?
Laughing at the stupidity of others! And now the forum idiot! (according to boyzone) |
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| Posted by: markwashington on 27/July/2010 at 20:17 |
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If you're making 400whp then thats about 490bhp and as such I suspect the OS giken twin plate may be your best bet, it's not cheap, but then if you've built a near 500bhp R you know that already! I think it costs about £800.
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| Posted by: sunnysrule on 28/July/2010 at 23:47 |
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and then watch the input and main shafts start a push and shove fight, ending with a hole in the ring, lots of blood and broken bones
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VVL almera 14.02 @ 100.8mph
GTiR on standard engine, turbo and boost 12.75 @ 103.7mph 
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