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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 10:46 PM
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Anything needed. Something breaks, build it bigger. But I noticed you have the exedy, how are you liking it. What kind of power you making.
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 11:14 AM
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only have 100 miles on it, so i cant comment. Im just a trifecta tune, but stock clutch gave up after 320lbs. Probably like 330wtq used to slip at 3500rpm-4000rpm
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by MaxVQ35DE
only have 100 miles on it, so i cant comment. Im just a trifecta tune, but stock clutch gave up after 320lbs. Probably like 330wtq used to slip at 3500rpm-4000rpm
Did you by chance mess with it before the install, meaning is the flywheel lighter than stock and those things?
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 11:19 AM
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ACT is a joke, cant believe someone said they work well for DSM's too lol. My buddy's run 4G63T powered Dodge Colts and they were having ACT disk failures like crazy. Springs either broke or became unhooked lol.
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 11:40 AM
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the clutch comes with a cromoly flywheel, lighter than stock, but heavier than aluminum flywheels.
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 12:31 PM
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Think I am going Clutchmasters stage 4 with lightweight flywheel. Just watched a couple srt's hit 500 and 520 wheel torque on one.

Ok, just ordered stage 4 clutchmasters 6 puck and aluminum flywheel. Comes with new throwout bearing and install tool. 1033.00 shipped from modern performance.

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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 12:59 PM
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Good choice.
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
ACT is a joke, cant believe someone said they work well for DSM's too lol. My buddy's run 4G63T powered Dodge Colts and they were having ACT disk failures like crazy. Springs either broke or became unhooked lol.
ive never actually ran the act. but i know a handful of people the have been running them on their talons for the past couple of years and they havent had any problems. so thats why i recomended them. if you say their crap then ill take your word for it
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 01:20 PM
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Thanks, also got zzp's clutch rod
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 02:51 PM
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Thanks, also got zzp's clutch rod
Yep, you'll need it.
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 03:43 PM
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Looks like I'm a little late to help you out but maybe someone else will come along and see this.
Install is on an 09 SS with ~17k on the clock.
I finally got my clutch put in this weekend. It's a South Bend and is sold through ZZP (stage 4). Install was smooth and everything is working out great. I will be putting the clutch rod in tonight or tomorrow, no need to adjust the pedal but there is a bit more effort than stock so I'm hoping the stocker isn't bent.
I went with ARP flywheel bolts and they were actually cheaper than the OE flywheel bolts. I ordered them through PACE Performance, part number on their site is ARP2092801. That will get you exactly the number of bolts you need. They are a special order item, it took about 9 days to get them.
For all of the guys who love to spout off that "you just don't know how to drive properly" .... my stock clutch was slipping very badly with a mild HP Tune and bolt-on's. In the cooler air it was slipping even in 2nd gear. When we pulled it out, the stock clutch and pressure plate looked to be in perfect condition with minimal wear, flywheel looked good and didn't need to be turned. I have some photos of each piece side by side.
Can't wait to for it to be broken in and get the tune back on it. Next purchase is tires...
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Wickedlsj
Looks like I'm a little late to help you out but maybe someone else will come along and see this.
Install is on an 09 SS with ~17k on the clock.
I finally got my clutch put in this weekend. It's a South Bend and is sold through ZZP (stage 4). Install was smooth and everything is working out great. I will be putting the clutch rod in tonight or tomorrow, no need to adjust the pedal but there is a bit more effort than stock so I'm hoping the stocker isn't bent.
I went with ARP flywheel bolts and they were actually cheaper than the OE flywheel bolts. I ordered them through PACE Performance, part number on their site is ARP2092801. That will get you exactly the number of bolts you need. They are a special order item, it took about 9 days to get them.
For all of the guys who love to spout off that "you just don't know how to drive properly" .... my stock clutch was slipping very badly with a mild HP Tune and bolt-on's. In the cooler air it was slipping even in 2nd gear. When we pulled it out, the stock clutch and pressure plate looked to be in perfect condition with minimal wear, flywheel looked good and didn't need to be turned. I have some photos of each piece side by side.
Can't wait to for it to be broken in and get the tune back on it. Next purchase is tires...
This is correct. I didnt want to bring it up, but I knew that southbend already has made one. And it is sold through zzp. However there is a reason why you cant call southbend and get that clutch through them. How do I put it, its not built the way southbend thinks it should be. Thats why I sent them another stock flywheel and clutch so they could build it the way they think is right and then sell them as a southbend clutch from them. You will not have any problem with the one you got so dont worry. Just a couple minor things will be changed.
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by cmiller8006
This is correct. I didnt want to bring it up, but I knew that southbend already has made one. And it is sold through zzp. However there is a reason why you cant call southbend and get that clutch through them. How do I put it, its not built the way South Bend thinks it should be. Thats why I sent them another stock flywheel and clutch so they could build it the way they think is right and then sell them as a southbend clutch from them. You will not have any problem with the one you got so dont worry. Just a couple minor things will be changed.
I'm not sure how the story of our clutches being "not built the way southbend thinks it should be" came about. We worked with them to build the best clutches possible. We have tried at least 6 different combinations of parts and got them dialed in the best possible. Considering the fact that we have the highest powered LNF by a significant margin, I would say that our clutch is the only one proven for the application you are planning. As it sits, my setup has no chatter, allows NLS, and holds at least 520 ft lbs without slipping. I'm pretty impressed with it. If South Bend told you a different story, it may be that they felt it wouldn't be right to sell you the exact same clutches that we spent so much time and money developing. It would be easy to change a couple small things and consider it a different product.

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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt M
I'm not sure how the story of our clutches being "not built the way southbend thinks it should be" came about. We worked with them to build the best clutches possible. We have tried at least 6 different combinations of parts and got them dialed in the best possible. Considering the fact that we have the highest powered LNF by a significant margin, I would say that our clutch is the only one proven for the application you are planning. As it sits, my setup has no chatter, allows NLS, and holds at least 520 ft lbs without slipping. I'm pretty impressed with it. If South Band told you a different story, it may be that they felt it wouldn't be right to sell you the exact same clutches that we spent so much time and money developing. It would be easy to change a couple small things and consider it a different product.

Well it could definitly be that for sure. All I know is what I was truely told. Why would they get my stocker and be almost 4 months now and still no clutch?
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by MaxVQ35DE
the clutch comes with a cromoly flywheel, lighter than stock, but heavier than aluminum flywheels.
6 lbs?

IIRC it's the lightest out there
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