Aftermarket Clutch benefits
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I don't think there is much benefit at all. usually you upgrade your clutch to allow more power to get to the wheels. The upgraded clutch will be able to handle more power from the clutch, really you shouldn't have to replace your clutch unless you've almost doubled your crank HP or you've fried your clutch.
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the upside and down of a lightened flywheel are faster acceleration but its will be harder (higher revs) to get the car moving from a stop. OUr flywheel is already pretty light but a super light flywheel, such a 10 pound one will not be fun in stop and go traffic. Its a trade off some are willing to make for a faster car.
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Originally Posted by in2win
the upside and down of a lightened flywheel are faster acceleration but its will be harder (higher revs) to get the car moving from a stop. OUr flywheel is already pretty light but a super light flywheel, such a 10 pound one will not be fun in stop and go traffic. Its a trade off some are willing to make for a faster car.
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Originally Posted by in2win
it says 270 whp and then Im done, 270 NA without cams/FI is highly unlikely on the VQ but possible. Some lightly modded vqs have hit 260ish. I do not have one because my stock clutch hasnt given out, and I dont like them on street cars.
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Originally Posted by jonnylaw
upgraded clutch/flywheel was one mod I felt the most, in performance and time needed to adjust driving style to it.
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