When clutches go bad.....
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Originally Posted by Geoffrey
Do yourself a favor and put a GT3RS Tilton clutch (7.25 dual disk) in the car. See PCA rules GTC subsection G as a legal modification
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Originally Posted by Geoffrey
Do yourself a favor and put a GT3RS Tilton clutch (7.25 dual disk) in the car. See PCA rules GTC subsection G as a legal modification
yea.. the stok clutch is a very good thing to have in the car.. it up shifts fine and has a more weight then a tilton.. so you can drag it a lil while downshifting and it will give more decel to the rear tires... thats good because the 996 cups have more frontbrake bias... so it even things out.. and you can brake later....
PLUS...
like jr said.. when you mis a shift you replace the clutch.. not the motor...
and you cant get away with noone knowing you have the clutch... cause it goes "changchangchunchang" when the starters pullin the motor trying to crank it up....
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I'm not sure it matters whether you have a 10k or 15k overrev, in my opinion, the engine still needs to come out and have the bottom end checked, especially if you are still running the Titanium rod bolts.
I'd also check the pricing on the Tilton, They are more like $2200 for the entire kit the last time I checked, and that was full retail.
I'd also check the pricing on the Tilton, They are more like $2200 for the entire kit the last time I checked, and that was full retail.
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Originally Posted by Geoffrey
I'm not sure it matters whether you have a 10k or 15k overrev, in my opinion, the engine still needs to come out and have the bottom end checked, especially if you are still running the Titanium rod bolts.
I'd also check the pricing on the Tilton, They are more like $2200 for the entire kit the last time I checked, and that was full retail.
I'd also check the pricing on the Tilton, They are more like $2200 for the entire kit the last time I checked, and that was full retail.
negative gohst rider....
a cup engine can take a couple of 10k "pops" and keep going.... like it never happend...
ive seen one get brokin in with a 10,100 pop.. then WOT... then "oh dang thats 4th gear not 6th"... that car had bad karma.. but ran a buncha races with that motor never opend....
now the dif between 10k and 15k.. is pretty huge.. so it definatly DOES matter...
so like i said before.... stock clutch is better choice then the tilton... altho we all know TILTON is a BAD ****...