exedy Single disc
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exedy Single disc
is it true that the hyper single disc is good upto 650 ft/lbs but only 400 hp. who is using this clutch and how much power are they putting down to the ground. how does it feel, and compare to similar prices clutches.
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From: Making my plane take off from a treadmill
it's on the WCC website under it's description. it says for light to moderately modified cars upto 400hp. if you don't believe me check out the west coast corvette site.
how does the clutch feel?
how does the clutch feel?
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Must just be a typo or something.
http://www.daikin-clutch.com/products/PDF/Corvette.pdf
Says 650ft/lbs, no mention of HP. HP doesn't really mean much of anything when you're talking about a clutch. I also would find it really hard to believe you could have 400hp and 650tq unless it was a huge big block with a small cam
Clutch needs to hold torque, HP is just a mathmatical function of that torque.
I like the single so far. Do a search on my name for my write-ups on it.
Dope
http://www.daikin-clutch.com/products/PDF/Corvette.pdf
Says 650ft/lbs, no mention of HP. HP doesn't really mean much of anything when you're talking about a clutch. I also would find it really hard to believe you could have 400hp and 650tq unless it was a huge big block with a small cam
Clutch needs to hold torque, HP is just a mathmatical function of that torque.
I like the single so far. Do a search on my name for my write-ups on it.
Dope
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Originally Posted by Dope
Must just be a typo or something.
http://www.daikin-clutch.com/products/PDF/Corvette.pdf
Says 650ft/lbs, no mention of HP. HP doesn't really mean much of anything when you're talking about a clutch. I also would find it really hard to believe you could have 400hp and 650tq unless it was a huge big block with a small cam
Clutch needs to hold torque, HP is just a mathmatical function of that torque.
I like the single so far. Do a search on my name for my write-ups on it.
Dope
http://www.daikin-clutch.com/products/PDF/Corvette.pdf
Says 650ft/lbs, no mention of HP. HP doesn't really mean much of anything when you're talking about a clutch. I also would find it really hard to believe you could have 400hp and 650tq unless it was a huge big block with a small cam
Clutch needs to hold torque, HP is just a mathmatical function of that torque.
I like the single so far. Do a search on my name for my write-ups on it.
Dope
The other way you could have lots of torque with little HP is a diesel powered C5
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From: "Same as it always was"
Originally Posted by sturgeon90293
I thought that Exedy single disc was good to 800 rwhp. I have 563 rwhp now and it works great. I'm planning to upgrade to approx. 700 rwhp. I going to use that same clutch.
You just picked it up a few weeks ago
Got used to all that power huh
I was there when you picked it up
Stano
