act clutches
#11
02-07-2008, 06:35 PM
RE: act clutches
I bought my evo from a guy that took it to the dealerwhen he burn't out the first clutch,my question is did mitsubishi replace the first clutch with the same one so you get all the same problems or did they make it stronger.
#12
02-07-2008, 06:53 PM
RE: act clutches
they replace it with a stock one otherwise youll viod your warrenty. the stock clutch is not that bad if you drive the car and not try to race the car all the damn time. my stock clutch lasted 41k and still had plenty of life left on it when I upgraded. I never really launched the car and never went to the track on it
#13
02-07-2008, 06:57 PM
RE: act clutches
I haven't launched eather at least now i can focuse on spending money else were.thanks
#14
02-07-2008, 06:58 PM
RE: act clutches
ORIGINAL: 5280LANEVO
I haven't launched eather at least now i can focuse on spending money else were.thanks
I haven't launched eather at least now i can focuse on spending money else were.thanks
#18
02-09-2008, 11:58 PM
RE: act clutches
Hey Xtreme, got a quick question about the MB7-HDSS ACT clutch. On the ACT site, it states that the torque capacity is 508. Is that 508 the max capacity at the wheels or crank?
ORIGINAL: XTREME
I have an ACT HDSS clutch with absolutely no lockout issues in the higher rpm's. The lockout will occurif you don't have the clutch pedal adjusted correctly.
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer
yea what he said
If you do a search for tranny lockout in the evo section i believe emonz did a nice little write-up one time on exactly what it is and how its caused. But generally the ACT have been notorious for it. On an eclipse the act is fine but for an evo i think exedy and tilton are the best
yea what he said
If you do a search for tranny lockout in the evo section i believe emonz did a nice little write-up one time on exactly what it is and how its caused. But generally the ACT have been notorious for it. On an eclipse the act is fine but for an evo i think exedy and tilton are the best
