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Old 01-22-2015, 10:49 AM
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Fiiine. guess i could save the extra 200 bucks anyway. Im just glad corey told me his experience with ky honestly haha
Old 01-22-2015, 10:51 AM
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I'm not saying don't put it in necessarily. More so just saying that there isn't any reason either of those clutches should slip on an SC LSJ with proper driving style.
Old 01-22-2015, 10:59 AM
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Man did I say to not buy a ky clutch when you were here. I told you I pulled out 3 from customers cars. They are horrible.
Old 01-22-2015, 11:02 AM
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You did man and i accept that lol. I just was in no position to buy the 800 dollar one you recommended me lmao.
Old 01-22-2015, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by InfraRedline
I'm not saying don't put it in necessarily. More so just saying that there isn't any reason either of those clutches should slip on an SC LSJ with proper driving style.
I see what you all mean with proper driving style and really i think im a great driver. I really dont slip much when taking off, i dont ride the clutch ever, i dont keep my foot on the pedal when crusing... yet after pulls i usually smell material!
Old 01-22-2015, 11:08 AM
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Perhaps you got some contaminant on the disk when it was installed? Or maybe a slightly leaky TOB that has got fluid on it? Who knows. Cause I've seen people who really can't drive and their clutches still held up pretty decently.
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Originally Posted by riceburner
I see what you all mean with proper driving style and really i think im a great driver. I really dont slip much when taking off, i dont ride the clutch ever, i dont keep my foot on the pedal when crusing... yet after pulls i usually smell material!
I've seen your wot videos.... you tend to wind out first gear wayyy too high which can lead to a poopy 1-2 shift. The 1-2 shift is where most clutch slip happens.

I know I know, its exciting to hear the blower scream and hear the tires burning, but getting out of first a little sooner will lead to a happy clutch and all around run.
Old 01-22-2015, 11:21 AM
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Thanks for the advice. Sucks getting into 2nd gear out of the powerband thats why i try to wind 1st out
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Originally Posted by Staged07SS
I've seen your wot videos.... you tend to wind out first gear wayyy too high which can lead to a poopy 1-2 shift. The 1-2 shift is where most clutch slip happens.

I know I know, its exciting to hear the blower scream and hear the tires burning, but getting out of first a little sooner will lead to a happy clutch and all around run.
great advise, i need to take note as well. hahahahah

congrats on the tvs rice. it should compliment your build very well.
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I find that the tach seems slow in 1st, so say I wanted to shift at 7600, I'd shift when the tach is right before 7k. That was always kind of my method on slicks. On the turbo I let it sit at 8K for a couple taps of the limiter so the turbo is still nice and lit when I hit 2nd.
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Originally Posted by riceburner
Thanks for the advice. Sucks getting into 2nd gear out of the powerband thats why i try to wind 1st out
I dont wan you to think I'm poking fun at ya....

I'm speaking from my experience. I've done it to.... you want to just mash the gas and go, but 1st gear is a tricky beast in this car, and winds up fast due to how short it is.
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oh not at all dude i'm with ya.

i try to get on the gas in a linear fashion with 1st, then mash the rest of the gears.

usually i actually shortshift the **** out of 1st into 2nd; the few videos i've posted are 'successful' launches as far as that goes while i'm holding a camera in one hand and shifting with the other lmao.
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Originally Posted by riceburner
oh not at all dude i'm with ya.

i try to get on the gas in a linear fashion with 1st, then mash the rest of the gears.

usually i actually shortshift the **** out of 1st into 2nd; the few videos i've posted are 'successful' launches as far as that goes while i'm holding a camera in one hand and shifting with the other lmao.
Yeah, I have a video going through 1st, 2nd & 3rd, and it is scary as fawk while holding my camera against the steering wheel, lol.

I granny shift 1st while recording due to fear of torque steer, ha.
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Dont fear torque steer!
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Originally Posted by InfraRedline
As for the clutch, there is no reason a M62 or even TVS car should ever be able to get a GMPP clutch to slip unless there is premature wear from someones driving style. The power is just delivered so linear that the clutch barely even has to work to hold it. Hell I couldn't even get my stock one to slip on the TVS with 370whp except for once at the track, then I let it cool and raced it again the next day lol. I may be easy on cutches though. My 260 ft/lbs rated clutch is holding up to 600whp and 425+ ft lbs lol
Adam I have to second the drive mod needed, as stated ^, I can't get the GMPP to slip even with the KO4+ torque spike (mustang dyno 380ftlbs) and it will still hold a 3rd gear 60roll (haven't tried 4th for sometime since the roads are getting shitty out here).

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Yeah, I have a video going through 1st, 2nd & 3rd, and it is scary as fawk while holding my camera against the steering wheel, lol.

I granny shift 1st while recording due to fear of torque steer, ha.
get a mount they're cheap now

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Originally Posted by ECaulk
Adam I have to second the drive mod needed, as stated ^, I can't get the GMPP to slip even with the KO4+ torque spike (mustang dyno 380ftlbs) and it will still hold a 3rd gear 60roll (haven't tried 4th for sometime since the roads are getting shitty out here).



get a mount they're cheap now
Nah, no need. I dont record myself driving my car often, ha.

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Dont fear torque steer!
I aint scared!!!!
Old 01-22-2015, 01:12 PM
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Just get Napa axles and keep the gmpp
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Nah forget napa axles been through too many sets.

Gmpp ftw
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What driveline component hasn't given you trouble on your car?! lol. Stock axle 7k launches on slicks and TVS was my car's specialty
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Idk dude but i've honestly had pretty bad luck with a lot of issues with my car. besides the track maybe ~10 times i never launch the car, sure just a few burnouts and skid launches who doesn't do that though haha. i never get wheelhop. but next thing i know the axles start shaking the car.
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Needs moar driver mod.
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Originally Posted by Olybaltss
Did you buy Nolan/ExGov's?
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I was gonna but he just sold it. I got shaeffers, a friend of bika apparently. 30k miles comes with 2.8, 3.1, and 2.6 pulleys
Muahahahaha
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My clutch was installed correctly and it was no contaminated. Hell, it was slipping the first install. I took it out, sent it to KY and they rebuilt and tested it. Told me is was good to go with no issues. 1500 miles later (yes I broke it in) and the thing slips hard around 3500rpms in 5th gear.

Not only that, if you look around on here every unit engages in a different spot. Mine is at the very top along with some others while most people say it is right off the floor. The inconsistency sucks.

There should be no reason a stage 3 puck clutch with 1500 miles on it should be slipping on a T2 base tune on stock turbo...
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Originally Posted by 07blackg5

Muahahahaha
What? Lol.

Exgov probly wouldnt have given it to me for the price i got mind for anyway, and i wouldnt blame him at all.
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I was the one who bought it. haha


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