[sr79labrat]

Anybody see this on hpfreaks.com? Just curious.... if anybody knows how well these clutches hold and wear?

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Acura Legend Parts SPEC Acura Stage 3 Sprung (Carbon Disc) Clutch Kits


Types of Driving: Street, Drag, Drift, Road Race, Rallye, Pulling, Autocross

For heavily modified street and race engines. Offers sufficient daily drivability with a comfortable pedal feel and quick engagement. Offers good wear characteristics under low and high stress usage.

High clamp pressure plate, 4 or 6 puck carbon semi-metallic friction with high torque sprung hub and disc assembly, bearing and tool kit. 6 puck is standard on most applications, but 4 puck can be specified when ordering.

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Acura Legend Parts SPEC Acura Stage 5 Unsprung (Iron Disc) Clutch Kits


Types of Driving: Drag, Pulling

For extremely modified drag race and pulling engines, or applications that call for a slipper clutch/progressive torque-induced engagement. These clutches are best ordered as custom configured and should be ordered after providing specific information about the car and it's purpose to a SPEC technical assistant. Not street-friendly due to harsh engagement.

High clamp pressure plate (adjustability available on some applications), rigid iron disc assembly, bearing and tool kit.

Click Acura Legend SPEC Acura Stage 5 Unsprung (Iron Disc) Clutch Kits for Applications or to Purchase

Thanks, Kyle

 

[Kenso]

I think it would be really hard on the life of the flywheel-meaning that the flywheel would probably wear down instead of the clutch disc. Doubt it would slip though. I'd say it's for drag cars and nothing else.

 

[sr79labrat]

I am really curious about the hp/tq ratings on this and the Stage III.
Anybody know what they are or would be>?
Thx, Ktw

 

[Dv8]

I am really curious about the hp/tq ratings on this and the Stage III.
Anybody know what they are or would be>?
Thx, Ktw

It's what i have and its perfect, trust me we wont ever exceed its ratings.

~TRu Hybrid

 

[sr79labrat]

Makes me want to do a 5 or 6 sp instead of my auto idea.
KTW

 

[Kenso]

It's what i have and its perfect, trust me we wont ever exceed its ratings.

~TRu Hybrid

You're talking about the stage 3 and not the stage 5 right?

 

[Dv8]

You're talking about the stage 3 and not the stage 5 right?

yes.

 

[Dethred]

I think even a stage 3 will outlast the transmission as far as being able to withstand the power... unless of course its a relatively new transmission and a worn out clutch.

 

[92drls]

I say even the stage 3 is not really needed but....I've got a stage 2 and its heaven compared to my Kryptonite stage 3 Comp Clutch in the GSX. You wont have to worry about it slipping anytime soon, even with prolly up to around 300-350hp. You can have a 6 speed tranny and clutch with a 5 speed flywheel right?

 

[Dv8]

The stage 3 spec on my 6spd setup cut groves into the dual mass flywheel beyond resurfacing repair. The clutch kit is trashed as well.

We'll see how the 5spd stage 3 setup fairs.

They are soild, maybe too much.

~TRu Hybrid

 

[sr79labrat]

So what would be your advice to me if I did go man.? 5 or 6 spd? What would I need to expect cost wise?
I would be excited to drive a stick again!
Thanks, Kyle

 

[swift]

So what would be your advice to me if I did go man.? 5 or 6 spd? What would I need to expect cost wise?
I would be excited to drive a stick again!
Thanks, Kyle

DId mine sound good? didn't want the tow guy to come pull me over latta man!

 

[theGodfather]

From what I remember a stage III is usually rated for 450 HP, no where close to what any of us are really doing.

Of course... a high stage doesn't necessarily mean "bulletproof" as I learned the hard way

Clutmasters FX300 (Stage III) Disc failure

I probably had a defected part to begin with.

With a bit of argument with clutchmasters, they replaced it at a very discounted price.