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What Clutches Are We Useing On Our CA18DET ??
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what type of clutches we useing in out ca18det. . im looking at a heavey duty clutch cover with a 800kg clamping load bout 60 percent over the normal. . with a dsb clutch disk with dampered hub with soild ceramic facings. . .any other sugestions?? and prices would help

Posted on: 2007/10/6 12:05
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Re: What Clutches Are We Useing On Our CA18DET ??
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adelaide extreme clutches. $450ish for a cushion button clutch, the best value for money hands down. do not buy exxedy! used one with my CA18det that made 180ishrwkw and lifted the front wheel at the drags with slicks never slipped. have one one behind my sr20det and love it also. have many mates using exedy and they all love to slip!

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Re: What Clutches Are We Useing On Our CA18DET ??
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the 1 im looking at is 380 thanks mate im hoping for round 300hp b4 she hits the rd depending on what cash i can spare so i want something tough this is the 1 Open in new window

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im about to be running the exedy cushion button brass clutch on mine, although i take on board what u say lagwagon i cannot see how a company as big as daikin/exedy could produce a clutch kit that slipped, did ur mates all have their flywheels properly machined/groun before reinstalling?? did they let the clutch run in before giving it heaps and glazing the surface?? i doubt they would bring out this new product and have it not work some of the highest powered imports in the jgtc use exedy clutches....

Posted on: 2007/10/6 16:07
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yeah its not just one or two, i know of five different guys in different cars running the similar heavy duty kind of clutch and they all slip. not all the time, and i'm not even sure its a fault. all flywheels were machined. i just know i've never heard a bad word about extreme clutches and i have used a few myself. i'll be interested to see if your exedy experience is any different

Posted on: 2007/10/7 2:47
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Hey team,

I only have 140kw so the stocko clutch was fine for me. The heat we get in the tunnel/back of the engine bay because of a slight lack of space can be pretty extreme. I had slip problems until I cut the tunnel out and welded a custom one in. (now I can swap the gearbox in and out in an afternoon with the extra space =)

Rock on,
Mely

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this clutch is alot more than just a heavy duty, my ute i just found out was running a non turbo heavy duty and it worked for 12 months now ive got the new sports tuff cushion button clutch should be in in a month or so coz i have no license but i will let u all know.

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still need infomation . . .thanks

Posted on: 2007/10/8 5:57
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