Subject	I think it's more that the slipping is tolerable for at
Posted by	boileralum00 on November 11, 2002 at 9:12 AM
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In Reply To	Oky, i dont get it why stock clutch wont hold long at stg3>> posted by Snuffy on November 11, 2002 at 08:58 AM
Message	most a month before it will no longer grip at all. That's the problem I was having with my previous car (2000 Civic Si) while running a 65 shot of nitrous. The clutch would slip and eventually grab, but if I would have kept punishing it it would have failed completely. I bought my Z w/ the RPS 6-puck Max clutch already installed, so I unfortunatley can't relate any first-hand Z experience w/ the stock clutch. Rule #1 - There's always a bastard!
Follow Ups	Oky, i dont get it why stock clutch wont hold long at stg3>> - Snuffy 08:58:07 11/11/02 I think it's more that the slipping is tolerable for at - boileralum00 09:12:12 11/11/02 that would make sense then, yeah. (n/m) - Snuffy 09:21:07 11/11/02 Your breaking down the car's tolerance and taking it >> - ZBlacktt 09:21:46 11/11/02 stock clutch was meant for "somewhat" longevity & - Miles (San Antonio, TX) 09:37:43 11/11/02 but still... - Snuffy 10:14:28 11/11/02 It's all about friction and slippage. It will slip more - Arturo C. 11:03:29 11/11/02 Then you will want to test the power and show everyone else - Arturo C. 11:09:04 11/11/02 Re: Oky, i dont get it why stock clutch wont hold long at st - tahoang 12:07:20 11/11/02 By that logic no clutch would ever wear out> - Xi0nX4 (ohio) 12:15:09 11/11/02 :o) - Snuffy 15:04:55 11/11/02
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