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This thread made me curious, so I just weighed my clutch. It's 34.4# with everything except the crank bolts. I've seen figures where the stock clutch/flywheel is 53#. (see full post)
Its going to be fun, I think... As time has gone by.... all the cars are going faster then before. The fastest is a F80 M3 with some 600rwhp and more torq then he knows what to do with. Looking at all the ways to make more power AND go faster... (see full post)
Although Apex pretty clearly says this on their web site:Brake Clearance Note
Ecoboost and GT's equipped with Performance Package brakes and all Dark Horse models cannot run 18" wheels, 19" and larger diameters are required... (see full post)
So I have been researching Vorshlag online, looking at their posts, blog, videos, etc. That 18 x 12 Apex wheel (sorry I missed all of this information watching the video previously) is what they installed on their car called "Trigger." Trigger... (see full post)
Boy can I relate Tracy because as an Air Force brat dad pretty much expected a sharply made bed before my brother and I went to school. Yes , I could bounce a quarter off my bed, haha. (see full post)
Interesting. I've got a Mantic ceramic twin disc with an AL flywheel going in with the new engine. I wonder if I'll notice a difference in shifting? It should free-rev a hell of a lot faster, that's for sure. We 4-banger guys turn 1000-1500 revs... (see full post)
Keep in mind here, baby steps with all of this. It's very rarely a case of, "Just send it", and this isn't one of them.There's more to be had on the brakes and entry. The car is perfectly stable and the tires are quiet until you turn the wheel... (see full post)
True. BUT.....I sure have a few uncomfortable days "Learning' how to make a bed . Apparently the drill sergeants were serious about bed making. memories. LOL (see full post)
I did the full meal deal searching for a way to stop lockout. Line, Removed the helper spring, Stiffener for the trans point, MGW shifter all which "seemed" to help some. Then shifter helped the most.......uhtil I pulled the stock clutch and... (see full post)
I feel like a woodchuck coming out of hibernation!! Hoping to get the car up and racing again in a few months. The next few weeks will decide if the smell of E85 in the morning is coming my way or not. So in the spirit of keeping current I asked... (see full post)
I think you're looking at it from the right perspective. Weigh the costs vs. the outcomes and any potential damage to both the engine and your wallet. Keep realistic expectations and just drive it until you're ready to do the work you know it needs. (see full post)
I hate to say it but I didn't even open the box. It was shipped and sat in a closet until my friend could fit me in his schedule. I *assume* it uses the same housing; my friend kept me informed throughout the process (and other work he's done in... (see full post)
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I got the pcm from a place named Flagship One; refurbished (and reprogrammed).Going back to the beginning of my own thread, you already told me the purge solenoid connector would need to need to be extended. I had... (see full post)
I doubt there is going to be any way to run a 12" wide wheel up front in any event, so that may be out.That's too bad. That means never any racing slicks to try out on the S650. (see full post)