John, seeing alot of good things being said about these clutches you are selling. Only a few things I would like to ask. First off, a saw a few people said that there were some issues that had to be worked out but you took care of them and all worked out for the better. Just wanted to know what kind of things these were? Installation, fitment, performance, etc....
Second thing is which of the two below would you say would be my best option?
Stage 3 will increase the torque load by 50% comes with Feramic full face lining on the flywheel side and a "Medium Metal" content Organic lining on the pressure plate side. This combination runs cooler and significantly extends clutch life. Best option for the big turbo under 500 hp choice or your stock turbo on n2o. $529.00 + shipping (call or PM me)
Stage 4 will increase the torque load 60 to 70% it comes with a full Feramic face on both side and is designed to deliver maximum torque to the street and strip driven car. With Feramic on both sides of the disc, the clutch delivers a more positive engagement. Because Feramic clutch material displaces heat extremely fast it will give you maximum clutch life and a consistent feel each time you shift. This will meet any big turbos needs up to 600 hp. $579.00 + shipping (call or PM me)
My total goal for the car would be about 450 hp/500 tq. That would be with the E1 turbo, S2 no toys, and nitrous (later on will probably do a 75 shot). I do not want to have to buy a new clutch later one due to under-estimating my power. Right now without nitrous my goal is 350-375 hp. I was at 342lbs of tq with just the stocker turbo and S2 kit. I expect I will be closer to 400 tq now and I want a clutch that will handle that kind of power plus the nitrous later.
The money isn't that big of difference between the two since I was easily looking at the ACT 6 puck clutch that Das and Vector were selling (about $625 I think). I just want to know whic of yours would be best suited.
I have some of the money together now but will have the rest next month.
Thanks man, and good job on having a clutch feedback thread. Very helpful in narrowing down which venders/clutches to even consider.
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