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Gtir Motorsport club » General Discusion » Gtir related Discussion » Clutches

Clutches

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1Clutches Empty Clutches 12th October 2018, 9:18 am

Whytie

Whytie

What clutch is out there that can handle around 400-450bhp same torque and is not a paddle clutch, one that doesn’t do your tits in driving.

Got a stage 4 competition clutch in, got a stage 2 competition clutch on shelf, not sure what that can take.

What options are out there

2Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 12th October 2018, 9:33 am

mike74

mike74

I've got a stage 2 CC clutch and its pretty heavy to use, especially in traffic. Its never slipped or missed a beat but I'm nowhere near 400bhp unfortunately
Probably not much help for you mate, lol!

3Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 12th October 2018, 1:12 pm

Mr B

Mr B
gtir technician
gtir technician

I use a stage 3 CC and takes that torque okay .
stage 4 6puk sprung plate mixed with a lighter clamp rate cover makes versatile clutch .
Lot like the act pucks mixed with sensible clamp rate cover .
cc full face high brass material friction plates not really up to abuse of 450lbft

4Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 12th October 2018, 2:33 pm

Whytie

Whytie

Ahh thought as much, guess just need to live with it for now, stage 4 clutch and nismo lsd is annoying in traffic

5Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 12th October 2018, 5:24 pm

Mr B

Mr B
gtir technician
gtir technician

yeh plated front diffs are a total cock on a daily commute drive, torsen work real nice for tarmac use .
sprung 6puks not too bad with lighter cover but the segmented full disc type better again for road use .

6Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 12th October 2018, 8:32 pm

Gostek

Gostek
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mike74 wrote:I've got a stage 2 CC clutch and its pretty heavy to use, especially in traffic. Its never slipped or missed a beat but I'm nowhere near 400bhp unfortunately
Probably not much help for you mate, lol!

Weird I've just put my forged lump in with stage 2 cc and honestly is lighter than my old Nismo....

I think stage 2 was 450 lb/ft 450hp (might be wrong)


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7Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 14th October 2018, 11:17 am

Whytie

Whytie

That would be sweet of it can handle close to that,

8Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 14th October 2018, 12:26 pm

Mr B

Mr B
gtir technician
gtir technician

realistically on a awd and R's potential power delivery it about 350 range to have some reliability/life .
The discontinued Helix HD done little over 400 but needed some care .
Way better off with sprung segmented ceramic and lighter clamp cover over full face and utra heavy covers . I can use segmented ceramic in city traffic not much bother .

9Clutches Empty Re: Clutches 14th October 2018, 12:28 pm

Whytie

Whytie

I did use the helix organic with heavy duty cover, that was first clutch I had In it, last about 1000 mile before I started to slip

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