zetec turbo, what clutch for 240bhp ?
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zetec turbo, what clutch for 240bhp ?
hi all,
i have a zetec turbo which is running 200bhp and i want to get it up to 240, but my clutch struggles for grip as it is.
at the min im using a cvh flywheel and a new genuine ford clutch but it still slips on the occasion,
What clutch can i upgrade to before i get more power?
im kinda on a tight budget too
cheers
steve
i have a zetec turbo which is running 200bhp and i want to get it up to 240, but my clutch struggles for grip as it is.
at the min im using a cvh flywheel and a new genuine ford clutch but it still slips on the occasion,
What clutch can i upgrade to before i get more power?
im kinda on a tight budget too
cheers
steve
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you've done well to get 200bhp and the associated torque to be held on a ford clutch, normally give in at 180-190bhp.
you've got a few options though, a top end ap organic clutch, should be just short of £400, or a paddle clutch.
both require a manual clutch pedal conversion.
you've got a few options though, a top end ap organic clutch, should be just short of £400, or a paddle clutch.
both require a manual clutch pedal conversion.
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you've done well to get 200bhp and the associated torque to be held on a ford clutch, normally give in at 180-190bhp.
you've got a few options though, a top end ap organic clutch, should be just short of £400, or a paddle clutch.
both require a manual clutch pedal conversion.
you've got a few options though, a top end ap organic clutch, should be just short of £400, or a paddle clutch.
both require a manual clutch pedal conversion.
cheers
steve
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