FS: CM stage 4 clutch + aluminum flywheel
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I was under the impression that faster bite means less slipping which means longer lasting.
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NewZJ
I Don't Know
You might be right. I thought I saw online somewhere that due to the "harder" bite it wears faster "relatively, slightly faster than stock" but looks like it wears the flywheel faster
carbon/ceramic
CHARACTERISTICS Very high temperature materials, usually only found on multi-puck disks. Will accommodate 500hp+ Engagement is more abrupt. Will wear flywheel surface faster, especially in traffic situations. Carbon is slightly more durable and flywheel-friendly, ceramic has a higher temp range. Multi-puck design may result in slight shuddering or "stepped" engagement when used in traffic situations, although many users report completely acceptable operation. Material is any of several light hues - gray, pink, brown.
USE Street/strip applications for drag-racing and heavy track use cars up to 500hp. Will take very hard use, suitable for extreme-clamping applications.
http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/clutch/
The longer this stays available, the more I want to buy it
carbon/ceramic
CHARACTERISTICS Very high temperature materials, usually only found on multi-puck disks. Will accommodate 500hp+ Engagement is more abrupt. Will wear flywheel surface faster, especially in traffic situations. Carbon is slightly more durable and flywheel-friendly, ceramic has a higher temp range. Multi-puck design may result in slight shuddering or "stepped" engagement when used in traffic situations, although many users report completely acceptable operation. Material is any of several light hues - gray, pink, brown.
USE Street/strip applications for drag-racing and heavy track use cars up to 500hp. Will take very hard use, suitable for extreme-clamping applications.
http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/clutch/
The longer this stays available, the more I want to buy it
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Thaifight-R
Pika Pii!!!
Nice.
I presume NA? Or NB?
No more Sonic though?
I presume NA? Or NB?
No more Sonic though?
NA! 96 M edition, 115k miles.
The original intent was to sell the sonic and save some money... Then the wife got a great job and now we don't *have* to sell the sonic... But it's being made more comfortable now that I have a dedicated toy car. Plus, I haven't been running e85 or my atmospheric bov for the past year anyway. I need to clean up the garage and make a list of parts.
I love the sonic, but I love driving the miata so much more!
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The original intent was to sell the sonic and save some money... Then the wife got a great job and now we don't *have* to sell the sonic... But it's being made more comfortable now that I have a dedicated toy car. Plus, I haven't been running e85 or my atmospheric bov for the past year anyway. I need to clean up the garage and make a list of parts.
I love the sonic, but I love driving the miata so much more!
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Thaifight-R
Pika Pii!!!
Very nice.
Miatas are fun cars. I've only driven an NC so far, but I'm sure the NA's are pretty fun. They seem less fatty than the NC. haha
Glad you're keeping the Sonic though.
Think you could email me some of the stuff you're thinking about selling and the prices?
Might actually be interested in some of them including the flywheel/clutch.
Thanks.
Miatas are fun cars. I've only driven an NC so far, but I'm sure the NA's are pretty fun. They seem less fatty than the NC. haha
Glad you're keeping the Sonic though.
Think you could email me some of the stuff you're thinking about selling and the prices?
Might actually be interested in some of them including the flywheel/clutch.
Thanks.
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Dogz
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MythicMayhem
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I'm definitely interested in buying these from you, is this the dampened or rigid clutch?
