Clutch for 2jzge+t with w58? Which stage for Street use?

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  1. MaxT

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    What you recomend guys? Just don't want to spend 1000 . ;p that is a Road use only Supra mk3
     
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    Any help?
     
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    I have a W58 with a Competition Clutch Stage 3 with a 1JZ. I think it's perfect.
     
    #4 mk2glenn, Nov 19, 2019
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    What kind of Power/torque levels are you running or plan to run? Go from there
     
    #5 thebe, Nov 19, 2019
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    Which one you have with or without Springs?
     
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    500 bhp no more than that and Street use only
     
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    Bumping your thread every day when its still in the top 3 or top 5 isnt going to speed things up. Quite the opposite on most cases as it shows you are not even even trying to search for info.

    I have ACT Extreme with sprung 6 Puck. Its a bit heavy but its on my daily at summer time so perfectly streetable and im happy with it. Running 550hp/730nm on 3liter rb engine no problems
     
    #9 thebe, Nov 20, 2019
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    Mate i am not asking about Rb because that is tottaly different torque what we talking about.....
     
    #10 MaxT, Nov 21, 2019
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    Thats why I asked about torque in my first post but since you failed to give us proper info I went with my personal experience, trying to help you.

    Also since you apparently know the "totally different torque"s, I'm curious to know why you arent using that knowledge when searching for info or why you arent providing the info to those who are trying to help you? I'm also curious to know how "totally different" the torque levels really are.
     
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    OK pal. Sorry for that post before.
    Like i said car is the supra mk3 2jz+t with w58.
    Car will be running with MAX around 500bhp and probably about 550 of torque but that just my guess at the moment. I'm looking for something Street friendly(. I don't want to loose the fililng in my leg in trafić ;p)
    At the moment previous owner stick some six Puck clutch with I think previa pressure plate, and it is slipping on the second gear.
     
    #12 MaxT, Nov 21, 2019
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    W58 will not work, 2-3 Starts and the Gearbox is gone. It's not worth the Work and money....go for a R154
     
    #13 kkmperformance, Nov 22, 2019
  14. MaxT

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    Ok I bought competition clutch stage 4, 6 puk one with springs. We Will See if that wiil be ok.
     
    #14 MaxT, Nov 23, 2019
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