Go back to previous topic |
Forum name | Turbo/Nitrous Tech |
Topic subject | new clutch seems a little slushy? |
Topic URL | http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=8&topic_id=54282 |
54282, new clutch seems a little slushy? Posted by solareclipse98, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
I just hooked up the hydrolic lines to the new centerforce dual friction 90% over holding power clutch... we bled the line and we put some nice fluid in... it seems normal to push the clutch pedal down i was under the impression that it would be a little more difficult to engage.... but does the hydrolic fluid make it easier then a standard clutch cable? We haven't started the car up yet since the rebuild could it need to spin a little to tighten up?
|
54285, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? Posted by dougie2, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
You need to break in the clutch for about 500 miles.
|
54286, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? Posted by The1Bill, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Being a Centerforce, I wouldn't be surprised if it actually was made out of sponge. I wouldn't put that clutch in a demolition derby car. I wouldn't put that clutch in to drive a car to a junkyard. Just my two cents.
And new clutches always feel a bit odd. Give it a few miles before you pass judgement. Hope that it doesn't blow up on you, and if it does, that it doesn't do much (any) real damage.
Maybe I should e-mail them and ask them to rename the CFDF to the CFRR, as in Centerforce Russian Roulette. :rolleyes
Anyways, best of luck with your time bomb. Face it, it is shaped like a landmine...
-=B-=
|
54292, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? Posted by solareclipse98, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
>Being a Centerforce, I wouldn't be surprised if it actually >was made out of sponge. I wouldn't put that clutch in a >demolition derby car. I wouldn't put that clutch in to drive a >car to a junkyard. >Just my two cents. > >And new clutches always feel a bit odd. Give it a few miles >before you pass judgement. Hope that it doesn't blow up on >you, and if it does, that it doesn't do much (any) real >damage. > >Maybe I should e-mail them and ask them to rename the CFDF to >the CFRR, as in Centerforce Russian Roulette. :rolleyes > >Anyways, best of luck with your time bomb. Face it, it is >shaped like a landmine... > >-=B-=
To be honest i'm not sure what brand it is i can't remember i would have to look at the receipts but im pritty sure thats what it is.. i think i bought it from jegs... I will ask tomorrow when i see my buddy who ordered it for me... the name rings a bell... what clutch do you recommend incase it does blow up on me.
|
54323, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? Posted by solareclipse98, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
>Being a Centerforce, I wouldn't be surprised if it actually >was made out of sponge. I wouldn't put that clutch in a >demolition derby car. I wouldn't put that clutch in to drive a >car to a junkyard. >Just my two cents. > >And new clutches always feel a bit odd. Give it a few miles >before you pass judgement. Hope that it doesn't blow up on >you, and if it does, that it doesn't do much (any) real >damage. > >Maybe I should e-mail them and ask them to rename the CFDF to >the CFRR, as in Centerforce Russian Roulette. :rolleyes > >Anyways, best of luck with your time bomb. Face it, it is >shaped like a landmine... > >-=B-=
Oh goodness i just found out i was wrong again.... I did get the Centerforce... now i'm starting to wish i would have done a little more research before purchasing a HP Clutch... So can anyone tell me why is the CF so hated? Has anyone had any good luck with it? I dread the thought of yanking this clutch and buying a new one.....
|
54294, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? -UPDATE CORRECTION- Posted by solareclipse98, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
>I just hooked up the hydrolic lines to the new centerforce >dual friction 90% over holding power clutch... we bled the >line and we put some nice fluid in... it seems normal to push >the clutch pedal down i was under the impression that it would >be a little more difficult to engage.... but does the hydrolic >fluid make it easier then a standard clutch cable? We haven't >started the car up yet since the rebuild could it need to spin >a little to tighten up? > >
It's not a centerforce clutch.. it's a clutch master.
Woops.. my bad... hopefully it's not a ticking time bomb anymore.
|
54298, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? -UPDATE CORRECTION- Posted by MotoFool, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
clutchmaster is much better brand but they do not sell a clutch witha stronger clamp load so i wont be harder to push...
and an average is 500-1500 miles for a clutch to fully seat on our Pro Clutches we provide a 6month unlimited mile warranty because we know they withstand the abuse u can throw at them...
good Luck with the CM CF should be Completly Forbidden!
Bill
|
54316, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? -UPDATE CORRECTION- Posted by davo345, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
any good news with SPEC? i was thinking about getting their stage 2.
http://www.nipponpower.com/drivetrain/clutch/spec_mitsubishi.html#Eclipse
|
54325, RE: new clutch seems a little slushy? -UPDATE CORRECTION- Posted by etx, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
I just got the stage 3, but I am still waiting on my lsd before I put the car back togeather. Ill be sure to post about it when its in and busted in!
this post should be in the tranny forum! :P
|