I plan on keeping the 3:31 gears for now. so that's the only reason I went triple disc. It was a tossup to go with the 3.73 and the twin disc or the triple and the stock gears.
The ace has adjustable pedal release height depending on what shims you place under the slave cylinder. more shims, the lower the pedal release, less shims, higher the release
another reason why I went with this is I hate the top pedal release. I need it more mid throw oriented.
***Also, out of the blue. I got a call from ACE clutches today telling me not to install the clutch in the pic I posted. It's missing the spacer between the side arms. I checked it and he's right. there are 3 small aluminum spacers missing that should be in there to center the straps. ***
Our DYAD twin-disc clutch is a bolt-on replacement the GT500 and it will take up to 1300 ft.-lbs. of torque at the flywheel while maintaining has a streetable engagement and light pedal feel.
Our DYAD twin-disc clutch is a bolt-on replacement the GT500 and it will take up to 1300 ft.-lbs. of torque at the flywheel while maintaining has a streetable engagement and light pedal feel.
Our DYAD twin-disc clutch is a bolt-on replacement the GT500 and it will take up to 1300 ft.-lbs. of torque at the flywheel while maintaining has a streetable engagement and light pedal feel.
What is break in period? Pedal feel compared to stock? Type of flywheel?