stock clutch limit
#2
Mine held for a short while with ~280 wtq. It still is fine for DD'ing after driving with/beating on it for 4000 miles, but I have a stage 4 clutch for when I put the kit back on. I would not expect anymore than 250 ft-lbs at the crank to last very long though. IF you don't launch the car very much you should be fine for a good while. But don't expect it to withstand sticky tires and/or hard launches for more than 5000 miles.
#3
Mine held for a short while with ~280 wtq. It still is fine for DD'ing after driving with/beating on it for 4000 miles, but I have a stage 4 clutch for when I put the kit back on. I would not expect anymore than 250 ft-lbs at the crank to last very long though. IF you don't launch the car very much you should be fine for a good while. But don't expect it to withstand sticky tires and/or hard launches for more than 5000 miles.
#4
well what size turbo do you have and do your tires spin if you hit boost? Also what are the specs on your tires (size, make/model), if you don't have too aggressive of tires with your application it will probably be fine.
#5
ive got a 57 trim to4e with a .63 ar hotside
the tires are bfgoodrich g-force (sticky) 215/45/17, i have only hit boost in third gear or above today i hit boost in second gear and well it was for a split second but im sure i didnt spin tires...
oh and the other day after getting outta a red light a durango wanted to accelerate i hit it in first second and third.....and to be honest idk what spun...tires or clutch, but i was on nitrous every week (75 shot) launching and spraying everywhere and clutch never slipped.
#6
I mean you can either use your stock clutch or buy an aftermarket one now and save your stock clutch (what I am doing). I would think it *should* hold for like 10k miles or so. But then again, just my opinion and I am not really sure. That's just my guess based off of my experiences.
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Don't launch it and don't boost in 5th gear and it'll be fine. Mine held up on 12psi for 2 months then for 2 more months on 6psi. Only showed signs of slippage in 5th gear on the highway, vowed to never hit boost in 5th again, and I never once launched my car...hell, I've never even seen boost in 1st.
Just don't bank on it lasting.
Just don't bank on it lasting.
#11
stock you still have more power then a tc on a 75 shot so stfu and race someone who is turbo'd so we can go to 1 of your your forums and flame ur slow scooby.
#16
um get your facts straight if u knew anything you would know i ran you with just intake header and exhaust, i bought nitrous this summer and anyone in str8street can vouch i woulda put a half mile on ur car....i dont see u competing with k20 hatchs...cuz i beat them
#17
^^^ i hate people that drive subies they think they are the ____...lol he beat a n/a tc(me) by like 2 cars and he says it was 6 AND that i was on nitrous.....LOL he is soooo epic fail i just wanna facepalm right now subies suck hope u have gotten a new trans by now
#20
lol anyways back on topic, on my way back from ptuning today i did 3 pulls two 3rd gear pulls with moises smelling my exhaust lol, he was just chilling, and the last pull i had to ricer fly by a z4 bmw so i did 3rd and 4th and clutch felt like normal aswell as it didnt slip