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September 11th, 2001, 06:35 AM
#1
Inactive Member
Why does everyone talking about a lighter flywheel? Is?nt the weight of a clutch as important than of a flywheel. I don?t know, but I think a heavier clutch reacts like a heavier flywheel? Correct.
What are light-weight clutches and how much lbs do they weight?
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Supercharged ITR?98 @ 5.5psi
BTC unit, Apexi VAFC, K&N short ram intake, skunk2 cam gears, Kamikaze 2.5", ceramic header, Thermal 3" exhaust, RC 310 injectors, Cartech FMU, AEM FPR
13.775 seconds 0-402 meters (1/4 mile)
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http://www.geocities.com/autitr/myin...l?991952862150
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September 11th, 2001, 02:31 PM
#2
Inactive Member
ast of japan advertises their carbon clutch at 7.6kg (if i recall correctly). clutch weight is not yet trendy or marketable yet it seems ....you just might have started something here ! eigh ?
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99' GSR / JRSC @ 6psi
-JR MAP & BTC
-Walbro 342
-Comptech exhaust & intake/icebox
-Comptech/Koni coilovers
-Mugen 22mm rear sway bar
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September 11th, 2001, 02:41 PM
#3
Inactive Member
sorry its ats of japan and from a second look at their web site i think the carbon clutch+flywheel is 7.6kg(jap script undecernable). www.a-t-s.co.jp/
p.s. check out the carbon brake rotors !
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99' GSR / JRSC @ 6psi
-JR MAP & BTC
-Walbro 342
-Comptech exhaust & intake/icebox
-Comptech/Koni coilovers
-Mugen 22mm rear sway bar
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September 12th, 2001, 03:22 AM
#4
Inactive Member
how much weights the stock clutch of an ITR? and I like to know how much an ACT, CM stage 2, CN stage 2, Exedy, CS stage 2 weights.
We need someone who knows how weight of the clutch reacts in acceleration.
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Supercharged ITR?98 @ 5.5psi
BTC unit, Apexi VAFC, K&N short ram intake, skunk2 cam gears, Kamikaze 2.5", ceramic header, Thermal 3" exhaust, RC 310 injectors, Cartech FMU, AEM FPR
13.775 seconds 0-402 meters (1/4 mile)
http://www.geocities.com/superchargedtyper
http://www.geocities.com/autitr/myin...l?991952862150
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