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TECHNICAL => LITER BIKES => Topic started by: slaki on January 08, 2013, 11:35:49 PM
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Hi Guys.
I was wondering if someone might be able to tell me what the standard clutch will be capable of handling and also if I only do heavy duty clutch springs?
I am building a k4 1000 turbo and aiming for 350 + bhp, but was wondering if I turn the HP down to 250, would the clutch handle it?
I am planning to do a lock up clutch when I have the boost turned up all the way.
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your goin need a lockup..i tried heavy springs at only 250 hp and clutch welded itself together after a few pases..i have a simple single stage lock up same clutches past three years!!
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Thanx for the reply. Would you recomend any that I can look at?
The bike will be used as a weekend street bike and occasional top end runs.
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I got around 230rwhp before the stock clutch decided it had enough. Went to a 2stage lockup&cranked the boost up w/out any issues
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depends on how much your trying spend??I just have a cheap MTC single stage lockup bought used for $250
for more I also like the Rock Solid multistage..
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Yes in 9 years of Land speed racing I have only used a single stage lock up with heavy springs
I know this was no good for starting out but at 400+hp I have never had a single clutch issue.
I will be trying an MTC 2nd gen this year though to get off the line faster.
A billet basket is good security as well for over 300 hp
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Any suggestions on the oil pan?
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I have the one with baffles from two wheel workz..
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My GSXR 1000 turbo (8 psi and 254 HP) used 3 HD clutch springs and 3 stock springs and has NEVER slipped in 6 years. You dont need a lockup at 250 hp!
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Thanx for the update guys.
Bike is finished preped, so just need to break it in before we start with the turbo build.
If I can ask again... Do I use the stock oil pan?
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For weekend use and top end runs a stock oil pan is no problem.
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I have no problem with my GSXR 1000 Turbo in my 3 years.
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My factory clutch has held 245rwhp with heavy springs and lots of miles. I am going to runs stock springs for starters with the single stage.
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I ran over 207 last September with heavy springs.