Subject	Multi plate clutches are very well suited to drag racing
Posted by	ltd on April 19, 2004 at 7:09 AM
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In Reply To	Not sure if multi disc clutch is good for drag racing. posted by AzHeat on April 19, 2004 at 03:00 AM
Message	In drag racing you want a clutch that will: a) Hold high power b) Not get glazed surfaces, lowering coefficient of friction b) Allow you to slip it as much as humanly possible Multi plates are very high clamp load pressure plates with a larger contact surface area to soak up more torque, meaning they are more slippable yet hold higher power as the friction material is very grabby and the pressure plate is stiff.
Follow Ups	How good is the OS GIKEN twin disc? Does any1 have any - Nostype2@aol.com 00:28:23 04/19/04 Overkill for stock turbos. (n/m) - Kenny 00:51:15 04/19/04 Which clutch is good for drag racing then? (n/m) - Nostype2@aol.com 00:53:35 04/19/04 SINCE your future mods include upgrading turbos, this clutch - hey GotBo0st 01:39:57 04/19/04 Not sure if multi disc clutch is good for drag racing. - AzHeat 03:00:13 04/19/04 Multi plate clutches are very well suited to drag racing - ltd 07:09:20 04/19/04 jwt street is a very nice clutch (n/m) - Firesauce300ZXTT 09:41:34 04/19/04 Street clutches will not last if abused. - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:03:12 04/19/04 RPS Max sounds about right. - Kenny 10:02:32 04/19/04 My old RPS sport 6 puck lasted for 200+ passes - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:02:17 04/19/04 Always been a top brand in clutches. - ZBlacktt 01:07:35 04/19/04
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