FVD clutch options
Originally Posted by PorschePhd
Roadsterdoc,
The pricing for the 1200 kit is not bad, in all honesty it is not that much cheaper than some of us sell similar setups for. DO you know if that is a 3082 PP?
The pricing for the 1200 kit is not bad, in all honesty it is not that much cheaper than some of us sell similar setups for. DO you know if that is a 3082 PP?
Thanks for the comparison pricing, BTW.
Stephen,
Rob K said it would, if not he will have to give me something else...he knows how touchy I am about this clutch issue..time will tell my friend.
Doc, I deleted it with the Tilton setup but now have gone back to the assisted, ie stock turbo setup.
The car is a real joy to drive now from the last clutch but as Stephen pointed out, will it last on a GT700 car..only time will tell.
I am a big fan of the dual mass FW, it makes the car so very pleasant to drive as it is my daily.
Rob K said it would, if not he will have to give me something else...he knows how touchy I am about this clutch issue..time will tell my friend.
Doc, I deleted it with the Tilton setup but now have gone back to the assisted, ie stock turbo setup.
The car is a real joy to drive now from the last clutch but as Stephen pointed out, will it last on a GT700 car..only time will tell.
I am a big fan of the dual mass FW, it makes the car so very pleasant to drive as it is my daily.
Justin,
I don't remember the parts cost - Stephen would know. Labor, I believe is a few hours, but mine is being done with a bunch of other stuff (motor out), so it is hard to tell.
I don't remember the parts cost - Stephen would know. Labor, I believe is a few hours, but mine is being done with a bunch of other stuff (motor out), so it is hard to tell.
Thanks, Ari. Yea, it started out a little less ambitiuos, but once the motor was out everyone felt it was a good time to do the fuel system, which adds quite a bit. So Todd is writing a custom program for my set-up which is basically the Proto 700 with V-Flow instead of the twin cone filters over the intercoolers. Then I have the Blown 6 IC's and silicon hoses instead of the Proto IC's and hard plumbing. We are using the Protomotive MAF and tweaking the program (AFR ratios, etc.) to these components. I can't wait to try it out.
Originally Posted by John D II
Thanks, Ari. Yea, it started out a little less ambitiuos, but once the motor was out everyone felt it was a good time to do the fuel system, which adds quite a bit. So Todd is writing a custom program for my set-up which is basically the Proto 700 with V-Flow instead of the twin cone filters over the intercoolers. Then I have the Blown 6 IC's and silicon hoses instead of the Proto IC's and hard plumbing. We are using the Protomotive MAF and tweaking the program (AFR ratios, etc.) to these components. I can't wait to try it out.

LWFW and Clutch are awesome upgrades, and im sure you love it without the clutch assist too, so damn precise in engaging
I am doing similar to John (and doing a dual mass flywheel).
I also had a very "twitchy" ltwt flywheel in my 993TT and hated it.
(the noise did not bother me but the "on/off feeling did).
Good luck, I would think FVD has some great products also.
MK
I also had a very "twitchy" ltwt flywheel in my 993TT and hated it.
(the noise did not bother me but the "on/off feeling did).
Good luck, I would think FVD has some great products also.
MK
Originally Posted by WOODTSTER
but the "on/off feeling did).
Of course now all you guys with high HP cars are going back to the dual mass.......so I'm TOTALLY F'ed up
Of course now all you guys with high HP cars are going back to the dual mass.......so I'm TOTALLY F'ed up
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