youda
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XTD stage 4 clutch
another f#@kin gearbox problem....i think
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youda said:
They can die in a fire like Vettel!!!!!!!:thumbsdown:
iluszn
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Wow.. Lucky no other damage was caused.
twicks69
TMZ Performance
Yay, I won! I am sorry to hear about your clutch woes though.
Unfortunately, this is common for cheap ass clutches. XTD is Ebay junk. Be happy that you didn't destroy your input shaft, or have the clutch disk scatter when the hub failed.
From personal experience, I would recommend a South Bend Clutch SS-Series pressure plate with TZ-Series Kevlar full-face sprung-hub clutch disk. It is a good clutch, and I have good experiences with SBC clutches on our vehicles. The SS-series pressure plate has a clamping force around 2050#, meaning that it has a soft pedal feel, but the clutch can still handle around 450-500 TQ easily. If you want a bit more agressive clutch setup, then I would go with the SS-X pressure plate (~2200#) that can handle around 600 TQ with the TZ-series clutch disk while still being gentle on your crank's thrust bearing. If you are interested in a more aggressive clutch, then we can discuss other friction material options.
I am a vendor of these products, and can ship them internationally.
If you are interested in more information, please e-mail me at [email protected].
If you are on my website, please note that additional shipping charges would need to be added for international shipping based upon weight and package size.
Unfortunately, this is common for cheap ass clutches. XTD is Ebay junk. Be happy that you didn't destroy your input shaft, or have the clutch disk scatter when the hub failed.
From personal experience, I would recommend a South Bend Clutch SS-Series pressure plate with TZ-Series Kevlar full-face sprung-hub clutch disk. It is a good clutch, and I have good experiences with SBC clutches on our vehicles. The SS-series pressure plate has a clamping force around 2050#, meaning that it has a soft pedal feel, but the clutch can still handle around 450-500 TQ easily. If you want a bit more agressive clutch setup, then I would go with the SS-X pressure plate (~2200#) that can handle around 600 TQ with the TZ-series clutch disk while still being gentle on your crank's thrust bearing. If you are interested in a more aggressive clutch, then we can discuss other friction material options.
I am a vendor of these products, and can ship them internationally.
If you are interested in more information, please e-mail me at [email protected].
If you are on my website, please note that additional shipping charges would need to be added for international shipping based upon weight and package size.
VR-4Squid
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Nice sales job...
I'd recommend an Excedy 5 puck ceramic kit - tis what I've been using for years and it's great, easy to drive, nice light pedal and no slipping when you launch.
I'd recommend an Excedy 5 puck ceramic kit - tis what I've been using for years and it's great, easy to drive, nice light pedal and no slipping when you launch.
iluszn
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I used Execy full face ceramic and it was great.. a little heavy.. you can not go wrong with exedy
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