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CamWeiss
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« on: January 22, 2010, 01:22:04 AM »

With the new SPEC now in my car, I thought I'd give an initial review and update the thread periodically.


First a little about the clutch...
400 ft/lb capacity, sprung segmented disc, metallic on one side and kevlar on the other.
Where the fingers meet the clutch body appears to be a bit better built than the ACT I just broke.

Was about $50 cheaper than a new ACT 2100 w/ full disc.


This clutch was installed in combination with a Fidanza aluminum flywheel.


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150km
Smooth, not a hint of chatter. The engagement is still a bit abrupt, but that may partially be me learning the new flywheel as well.
Pedal feel is good. Very light! Probably similar to stock.

The manufacturer specifies a 1000km break-in, so I've gotta drive like a white man for a little while.


400km
All is well. Ring and pinion in the trans are noisy.
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« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2010, 02:55:29 AM »

1000km

Break-in complete.
Went autocrossing, did seven easy launches (3000-4000 rpm). Still smooth. Engagement felt fairly abrupt, but having never launched it wasn't quite sure what to expect. Will learn it eventually.

Transmission (ring & pinion) are still noisy on deceleration.
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« Reply #2 on: March 26, 2010, 01:48:19 PM »

noisy and abrupt is correct  Tongue
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