Tilton Sintered Metallic 7.25" Clutch P/N 56-804
11-23-2011, 08:53 PM
#1
Burning Brakes
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Tilton Sintered Metallic 7.25" Clutch P/N 56-804
Anybody have any experience with this Tilton clutch? It's metallic not carbon but only weighs 17.8 pounds complete with flex plate. Good up to 930 ft/lbs of torque. Relatively inexpensive at around $1,900. Was wondering if it would work for occasional street use. However, the car is used 90% for road course use so street manners aren't critical. The car also has a torquey cam so it's not peaky.
I'm comparing the Tilton to the RPS BC2 which is carbon but weighs around 25 pounds with aluminum flywheel and costs about $500 more.
Anyone have any experience with either or both of these? Thanks.
I'm comparing the Tilton to the RPS BC2 which is carbon but weighs around 25 pounds with aluminum flywheel and costs about $500 more.
Anyone have any experience with either or both of these? Thanks.
11-23-2011, 09:48 PM
#3
Safety Car
I have the RPS carbon billet twin. ~24lbs. Perfect street manners.
I don't think the Tilton offers anything over the QM (unless you get the carbon Tilton). Only get either if you drive at least 99% on the track.
RPS is coming out with an ~8" carbon - will be in the same weight range as the Tilton and QM offerings (18lb w/fly) but slippable.
I don't think the Tilton offers anything over the QM (unless you get the carbon Tilton). Only get either if you drive at least 99% on the track.
RPS is coming out with an ~8" carbon - will be in the same weight range as the Tilton and QM offerings (18lb w/fly) but slippable.
