Z1 Motorsports clutch & ultra light flywheel
I have had the combo now for 8 months, with 8000 miles. I since added the Nismo CAI and everything is still running smooth. Ill update again in a year unless there are any problems.
Originally Posted by 20004DSC
15K miles and still running strong and with the recent cool weather I have been flogging the hell out of this car and still no lack of performance.
Brian
Brian
Originally Posted by g35ctuner
niiiiiiiice, still get chatter?
Brian
i just install mine about a month ago and this combo is nice, i dont regret buying it. this clutch is sharper as hell when i adjust my clutch petal. as soon as i about to release the petal it grabs. nice work Z1
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well unfortunatly my Z1 Clutch died after 15,000 miles. The clutch had premature failure. Z1 Motorsports is backing their product by replacing the clutch for me. they are going to look into what materials went bad.
UPDATE: Z1 is taking the clutch to the manufacture before they are going to warranty anything.
UPDATE: Z1 is taking the clutch to the manufacture before they are going to warranty anything.
Last edited by gte959s; Dec 8, 2008 at 10:25 AM.
Originally Posted by Skaterbasist
I'm sorry, but I have to pull the BS flag on this one. I'm sure the clutch feels and works great, but theres no way you're gaining 23 hp & 20 tq from a lightweight flywheel.
I know how dyno's work; rest the car for a minute or two, and you magically have 10 more hp.
There's too many factors in these pulls to trully tell if you gained any power from a lightweight flywheel.
Have you previously taken the car to a drag strip? If so, with "23 HP & 20 TQ", you will definately see a significantly higher trap speed than usual, assuming similar conditions.
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I know how dyno's work; rest the car for a minute or two, and you magically have 10 more hp.
There's too many factors in these pulls to trully tell if you gained any power from a lightweight flywheel.
Have you previously taken the car to a drag strip? If so, with "23 HP & 20 TQ", you will definately see a significantly higher trap speed than usual, assuming similar conditions.
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http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/flywhee...heel_works.htm
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