aerospike2002
01-19-2005, 11:26 AM
Here's the setup on a GTS:
MWR Stage IV short block (8.8:1 pistons, rings, Darton sleeves, Crower rods, ARP Main Stud Kit)
ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit
C2 Power Stage II turbo kit
Random other things (Power FC, high flow fuel pump/injectors/fuel rail)
Depending on future power requirements, I'm trying to decide between the RPS Max Street or RPS Max 6 puck. The turbo will max out at roughly 400 whp, which will put me at roughly 300 ft-lbs. of torque.
That is the max for the Max Street....I know it could handle it, but running it at max capacity I'm worried that longevity will be compromised.
So I would think that the Max 6 puck is better (I've driven a friend's car with it in L.A. traffic and I thought it was fine for driveability). But RPS told me that the 6 puck will probably only last about 15,000 miles. I know that will come and go quite quickly, and I really am not wanting to replace it that fast. But RPS also told me if I went with a lightweight flywheel, it would extend the clutch life (less stress on overall drivetrain). Originally, I was just going to go with the stock flywheel. Now, I don't know.
Any of you who have a boosted vehicle with a puck clutch.....how is yours holding up? Opinions on any other topics here?
Thanks,
aerospike
MWR Stage IV short block (8.8:1 pistons, rings, Darton sleeves, Crower rods, ARP Main Stud Kit)
ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit
C2 Power Stage II turbo kit
Random other things (Power FC, high flow fuel pump/injectors/fuel rail)
Depending on future power requirements, I'm trying to decide between the RPS Max Street or RPS Max 6 puck. The turbo will max out at roughly 400 whp, which will put me at roughly 300 ft-lbs. of torque.
That is the max for the Max Street....I know it could handle it, but running it at max capacity I'm worried that longevity will be compromised.
So I would think that the Max 6 puck is better (I've driven a friend's car with it in L.A. traffic and I thought it was fine for driveability). But RPS told me that the 6 puck will probably only last about 15,000 miles. I know that will come and go quite quickly, and I really am not wanting to replace it that fast. But RPS also told me if I went with a lightweight flywheel, it would extend the clutch life (less stress on overall drivetrain). Originally, I was just going to go with the stock flywheel. Now, I don't know.
Any of you who have a boosted vehicle with a puck clutch.....how is yours holding up? Opinions on any other topics here?
Thanks,
aerospike