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11-01-09, 06:11 AM
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Lead Lap
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: FL
Posts: 684
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im using the centerforce dual friction PP and clutch disk aswell with the stock flywheel...
+2 for centerforce dual friction!!
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Intake,3"headerback(Blitz Nur Spec)custom exhaust,SAFC 2,supra shocks and supra eibach lowering springs,SC400 Lip,LS400 brake conversion(calipers painted black), polished TT wheels..235/45/17 fronts,275/40/17 rears!!
5spd swap undergoing 
1jz vvti coming soon
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11-01-09, 07:16 AM
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Driver
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Texas
Posts: 153
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SCoupe
I've had a custom Kevlar Kevlar clutch plate on my w58 for a couple of years. It's successfully held ~420whp and 408wt, though I do not beat on this car. Right now it is the weak link in the most recent upgrade that bumped my number up to those in current sig.
There is no chance in hell that a stock plate handles that power.
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Originally Posted by Biggu
it all depends on how you drive your car with the W58, ive been drifting on my w58 for 2 years with about 380hp and 383 torque and its been just fine. on the steets i drive like a woman so that probably helps. you need to learn how to drive and your w58 will be just fine.
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Iv realized that, im not a 16 year old snot nosed kit who goes balls to the wall every chance i get. I am a very mature driver. I follow posted speed limits, but very rarely...like maybe a couple of Saturdays a month...i will hit the freeways for some runs from a 60 roll. I DO NOT EVER race from a dig or pop the clutch at high rpms, i dont even do burnouts for that matter...i dont like it, i have no traction, and i hate the clutch burning smell, and i know that the above mention activities is what kills trannies.
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