Spec clutches - Drifting forum

steady eddie · 19-05-2008, 22:07

Hi, Is a "stage 2 SPEC" clutch up to the abuse of drifting (when fitted to S13 with Ca18det engine) or do you need to go for the stage 3 or 3+.
I fitted a standard clutch and it's lasted about 500 miles so dont want to make the same mistake again

Cheers for any info.. Eddie

**Phil** · 19-05-2008, 22:39

Hi,
It depends on your power, and how much you abuse the clutch pedal

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If your around 300bhp it should have no problem as long as you use one of our lightweight chromoly flywheels, or if you have your original flywheel skimmed (if it's got enough meat on it).. Having proof of a perfectly flat flywheel is a condition of the warantee, and it's a sure way of getting the longest life out of your clutch

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steady eddie tail slider Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Teesslider Posts: 81	Spec clutches Hi, Is a "stage 2 SPEC" clutch up to the abuse of drifting (when fitted to S13 with Ca18det engine) or do you need to go for the stage 3 or 3+. I fitted a standard clutch and it's lasted about 500 miles so dont want to make the same mistake again Cheers for any info.. Eddie

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19-05-2008, 22:39	#2 (permalink)
Phil 7JZGTE Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Birmingham Posts: 7,516	Hi, It depends on your power, and how much you abuse the clutch pedal . If your around 300bhp it should have no problem as long as you use one of our lightweight chromoly flywheels, or if you have your original flywheel skimmed (if it's got enough meat on it).. Having proof of a perfectly flat flywheel is a condition of the warantee, and it's a sure way of getting the longest life out of your clutch