New Boosting Clutch Options from ACT!
#1
New Boosting Clutch Options from ACT!
Well, we have worked with CC for quite sometime to offer a VERY competitive edge in drivetrain options for boosted 2AZs. Now ACT has taken some of this to a whole new level! ACT now offers 15 different clutch configurations for the 2AZFE! They now offer 3 different full faced clutches that harness tons of power!!!
Their entry level clutch (TY4-HDMM) is a full faced disc, offers a 32% more clamp load over stock and offers TQ capacity of 390 ft/lbs out of a full faced disc! So for those who do not want to rock the pucks on the street, it is not required.
Their next step up on a full faced disc (TY4-XTMM) offers a 70% more clamp load increase over stock and offers a whopping 504 ft/lbs of capacity! This is what would normally be a Stage 5 from CC! Once again, BIG power does not require a puck style!
They also have the what we call the murderer! (TY4-XXMM) offers a 87% more clamp load increase over stock and offers a whopping 553 ft/lbs of capacity! OMG!
Kudos to ACT for stepping their game up!
Their entry level clutch (TY4-HDMM) is a full faced disc, offers a 32% more clamp load over stock and offers TQ capacity of 390 ft/lbs out of a full faced disc! So for those who do not want to rock the pucks on the street, it is not required.
Their next step up on a full faced disc (TY4-XTMM) offers a 70% more clamp load increase over stock and offers a whopping 504 ft/lbs of capacity! This is what would normally be a Stage 5 from CC! Once again, BIG power does not require a puck style!
They also have the what we call the murderer! (TY4-XXMM) offers a 87% more clamp load increase over stock and offers a whopping 553 ft/lbs of capacity! OMG!
Kudos to ACT for stepping their game up!
#9
Originally Posted by Crayola_G
its initially easy to push down, but once the engagement point comes the clutch gets quite heavy and wants to pop right back at you....aggressive but hella fun.
#10
Originally Posted by paul_dezod
Originally Posted by Crayola_G
its initially easy to push down, but once the engagement point comes the clutch gets quite heavy and wants to pop right back at you....aggressive but hella fun.
Do you think you think there will ever be an ACT flywheel for our cars?
I havnt come across any for our car only CC flywheels......will a CC flywheel bolt up and run w/o an issue w/ an ACT Clutch?
#12
Originally Posted by Ace83
500hp on disc clutch? thats nice! I want to see some feedbacks on this and I think I have a new clutch in mind
engagement point feels like a button almost its pretty nice and it sits close to floor, fast acting clutch.....doesnt like to be in traffic, lol always wants to be launched.
#13
Originally Posted by Crayola_G
Originally Posted by paul_dezod
Originally Posted by Crayola_G
its initially easy to push down, but once the engagement point comes the clutch gets quite heavy and wants to pop right back at you....aggressive but hella fun.
Do you think you think there will ever be an ACT flywheel for our cars?
I havnt come across any for our car only CC flywheels......will a CC flywheel bolt up and run w/o an issue w/ an ACT Clutch?
The CC will mate to the ACT
#14
Originally Posted by Ace83
500hp on disc clutch? thats nice! I want to see some feedbacks on this and I think I have a new clutch in mind
#15
#16
Originally Posted by Crayola_G
Originally Posted by Ace83
500hp on disc clutch? thats nice! I want to see some feedbacks on this and I think I have a new clutch in mind
engagement point feels like a button almost its pretty nice and it sits close to floor, fast acting clutch.....doesnt like to be in traffic, lol always wants to be launched.
Which one do you have?
#18
Originally Posted by paul_dezod
Originally Posted by NotAStockScion
I meant longer life compared to a puck clutch
#19
87% clamping load increase!?! talk about a work out, my leg would cramp like a mo fo driving in traffic!
There is no way that they won't affect your thrust clearance. It's pushing against the flywheel nearly twice as hard.
Originally Posted by aen
paul, do these high capacity clutches push the crank? or are htey soft enough that they dont' affect crank position?