what clutch do you have
#2
I knew a guy that had one of those in his supra and in traffic jams he'd have to wait for the car ahead of him to move pretty far ahead so he could let off the clutch so he wouldn't run into him. He hated it.
I have an ACT XT-SS (xt) pressure plate and (ss) clutch disk and I love it! It's a little harsh and doesn't have hardly any slip, but I wouldn't go any more extreme than that.
JMO
I have an ACT XT-SS (xt) pressure plate and (ss) clutch disk and I love it! It's a little harsh and doesn't have hardly any slip, but I wouldn't go any more extreme than that.
JMO
#3
Originally posted by westcoaststyle
I knew a guy that had one of those in his supra and in traffic jams he'd have to wait for the car ahead of him to move pretty far ahead so he could let off the clutch so he wouldn't run into him. He hated it.
I have an ACT XT-SS (xt) pressure plate and (ss) clutch disk and I love it! It's a little harsh and doesn't have hardly any slip, but I wouldn't go any more extreme than that.
JMO
I knew a guy that had one of those in his supra and in traffic jams he'd have to wait for the car ahead of him to move pretty far ahead so he could let off the clutch so he wouldn't run into him. He hated it.
I have an ACT XT-SS (xt) pressure plate and (ss) clutch disk and I love it! It's a little harsh and doesn't have hardly any slip, but I wouldn't go any more extreme than that.
JMO
#6
i was talking to a guy from action clutches and he told me to go with the 6 puck unsprung
i guess thats not a good idea
i guess ill call act and see what they say
or maybe an exedy clutch since there close to stock and are inexpensive
i guess thats not a good idea
i guess ill call act and see what they say
or maybe an exedy clutch since there close to stock and are inexpensive