Kep pp, Woody Weiss clutch, delrin bushings...
02-23-2005 | 08:55 PM
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Kep pp, Woody Weiss clutch, delrin bushings...
Just got done with my latest round, and out of the 3... the most significant feel change was the delrin front swaybar center bushings. I had alumnum bushings, but they were jacking. These things made a TREMENDOUS difference. Really.
The 6 puc copper/ceramic solid disk and the Kep PP just isn't that bad to me. (this with the Fidanza flywheel). All together, it is about 17 pounds lighter than stock. Start from rest is easy - tiny bit of chatter, but who cares? The pedal is heavier, however.
If you're into it, the car will rev to 5000 with a goose, not 2500 anymore
The 6 puc copper/ceramic solid disk and the Kep PP just isn't that bad to me. (this with the Fidanza flywheel). All together, it is about 17 pounds lighter than stock. Start from rest is easy - tiny bit of chatter, but who cares? The pedal is heavier, however.
If you're into it, the car will rev to 5000 with a goose, not 2500 anymore
02-24-2005 | 06:23 AM
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Evil - yes this disk has been stored for years
NZ -I spun my stock disk like a dradle at Hannekah - have pics if you want them. This PP is good for 600 FT pounds, so I'll be okay for a few months.
NZ -I spun my stock disk like a dradle at Hannekah - have pics if you want them. This PP is good for 600 FT pounds, so I'll be okay for a few months.
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02-24-2005 | 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by special tool
Evil - yes this disk has been stored for years
NZ -I spun my stock disk like a dradle at Hannekah - have pics if you want them. This PP is good for 600 FT pounds, so I'll be okay for a few months.
NZ -I spun my stock disk like a dradle at Hannekah - have pics if you want them. This PP is good for 600 FT pounds, so I'll be okay for a few months.
02-24-2005 | 03:30 PM
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SM - Not me man. If I am on the street, it is 84 or 684 (Euro bumper and cadmium drivers) 
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NZ - I think ACT will make you a copper/ceramic 6-puc. It has also lowered spoolup, by the way.
.NZ - I think ACT will make you a copper/ceramic 6-puc. It has also lowered spoolup, by the way.
02-24-2005 | 10:28 PM
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NZ951,
When you get over the letdown of losing in cricket and ready to buy some Aussie made product, try this one.
Button on one side
Full organic on the other.
This is a clutch plate for a wrx, but I have one with the same construction in a 951.
I forgot it's half the price of a standard (not cup) OEM.
When you get over the letdown of losing in cricket and ready to buy some Aussie made product, try this one.
Button on one side
Full organic on the other.
This is a clutch plate for a wrx, but I have one with the same construction in a 951.
I forgot it's half the price of a standard (not cup) OEM.
02-25-2005 | 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by special tool
SM - Not me man. If I am on the street, it is 84 or 684 (Euro bumper and cadmium drivers) .
NZ - I think ACT will make you a copper/ceramic 6-puc. It has also lowered spoolup, by the way.
.NZ - I think ACT will make you a copper/ceramic 6-puc. It has also lowered spoolup, by the way.
02-25-2005 | 05:21 AM
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I am pretty sure its Xtreme, I had it custom made so no part number. Now that they have done one you should be able to order one without an issue.
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