mr2 XTD clutch kit stage 3, would this go on a 5sfe celica? |
mr2 XTD clutch kit stage 3, would this go on a 5sfe celica? |
May 12, 2010 - 1:09 AM |
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would this go on a 5sfe celica? sorry if its a noob question |
May 13, 2010 - 11:24 AM |
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Kyle is right. You better start working out right now because your clutch pedal is going to be stiff. Yes, the clutch will help get a little more power to the wheels, but there will be a lot of clutch chatter. Takeoffs will not be nearly as smooth as an OEM clutch. Unless you plan on building a monster 5S-FTE, you're better off with a Stage 1 clutch. You sacrifice driveability with a stiffer clutch.
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May 13, 2010 - 3:54 PM |
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Kyle is right. You better start working out right now because your clutch pedal is going to be stiff. Yes, the clutch will help get a little more power to the wheels, but there will be a lot of clutch chatter. Takeoffs will not be nearly as smooth as an OEM clutch. Unless you plan on building a monster 5S-FTE, you're better off with a Stage 1 clutch. You sacrifice driveability with a stiffer clutch. clutches do NOT add power the upgraded materials and pressure plate allow it to hold more power without slippage. a stage 3 clutch, on a near stock motor is 100% usless IMO. pedal feel, clutch life, and driveablility all go down the higher stage of clutch you use. -------------------- Former Team 5SFTE pro member ;)
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