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07-29-2008, 08:33 PM
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I am taking/filling orders from now until 8/1, when I pack my car and drive to AZ to change residences. Once I arrive I will be taking a few days off and I will resume my regular work schedule around 8/6. BTW, for 300-400 rwhp on the street I would specify my BHR/SPEC Stage 1 clutch and flywheel kit. $1,065, shipped, and all the hardware you will need is included. Just supply the Loctite Blue and some grease for the pilot bearing. This is the lightest rotating mass kit you'll find short of a billet (EXPENSIVE) pressure plate system.
08-03-2008, 09:20 PM
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You having good luck with the non "+" Spec clutches? I know on the RX-7 running low 300 RWHP it will smoke the stage 1-3 clutch unless its the + "upgraded pressure plate"
You having good luck with the non "+" Spec clutches? I know on the RX-7 running low 300 RWHP it will smoke the stage 1-3 clutch unless its the + "upgraded pressure plate"
08-04-2008, 09:07 PM
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We can either discuss it here in a limited fashion or you and I can discuss it in a broader fashion privately. Whichever you prefer. Suffice it to say that I have not had any complaints regarding poor disc quality. I also tend to think that you and I may use different terminology with regard to SPEC's product titling.
Not sure if you took what I said the wrong way. Im not knocking your clutches. From my experience with Spec clutches and its extensive considering I have been selling them and installing them for years, the non upgraded pressure plates do not hold the power. I dont know which one you use, so thats why I was asking.
Jason
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