Clutch that retains the Stock Clutch Assist
Clutch that retains the Stock Clutch Assist
I know most people do not like the clutch assist for whatever reason it may be, clutch feel or lack there of, inconsistancy of pedal travel, ect.
I am actually on the other end of that spectrum, I happen to like the assist.
My question is, I am guessing the reason that most people are forced to go to the GT2 conversion is because the stock assist gets overwelmed by the extra clamping force?
Is there a list of clutches that will not do this, where you can retain the assist without having to replace it each year or so many X amount of miles? Are multi disk clutches easier on this because they may require less clamping force due to the multi disk?
Sorry, let me add... Looking for a clutches that can handle 700 torque. Info on ones lower or higher than that is fine too.
I am actually on the other end of that spectrum, I happen to like the assist.
My question is, I am guessing the reason that most people are forced to go to the GT2 conversion is because the stock assist gets overwelmed by the extra clamping force?
Is there a list of clutches that will not do this, where you can retain the assist without having to replace it each year or so many X amount of miles? Are multi disk clutches easier on this because they may require less clamping force due to the multi disk?
Sorry, let me add... Looking for a clutches that can handle 700 torque. Info on ones lower or higher than that is fine too.
Last edited by rob.boost; Jul 21, 2011 at 09:06 AM.
I went to the GT2 hydro setup because clutches that handle big power are very difficult to modulate. Think stop and go traffic on a steep hill
You will hate the stock system when you get a clutch that can handle 700wt. I have heard LOTS of claims about "this clutch is just like stock" but I have never even seen one that can come close. Not on any brand of clutch or type of car.
GL with your search!
You will hate the stock system when you get a clutch that can handle 700wt. I have heard LOTS of claims about "this clutch is just like stock" but I have never even seen one that can come close. Not on any brand of clutch or type of car.
GL with your search!
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