FMGT1999
02-14-2012, 12:14 AM
I need some advice for a good friend of mine. He is having clutch problems. Slipping and making noise. I run an AODE 4R70W, so I am coming here to get him some help and get his questions some answers.
He has the following clutch:
Summit Racing Part Number: CTF-DF161057
UPC: 788442016574
Input Spline Quantity: 26
Input Shaft Diameter: 1.125 in.
Disc Diameter (in): 10.400 in.
Disc Diameter (mm): 264mm
Disc Material: Organic/Carbon composite
Disc Style: Sprung hub
Pressure Plate Style
Diaphragm
Throwout Bearing Included: No
Alignment Tool Included: No
Pilot Bushing Included: No
Flywheel Included: No
Counterweight Assist: Yes
Mounting Hardware Included: No
He think it is ok, but his driving killed the clutch after 20 pass. He is unsure of a couple of things maybe you all might know the answers,
1) He currently has a 10.400 disc diameter, will a 10.500 work OK?
2) Is a "twin disc" better than dual friction?
3)The adjustable clutch quadrant.. does that adjust the actual clutch or just adjust the pedal feel?
4) Dose anyone recommend a certain clutch?
Thanks,
Kyle
PS: if you need any more information please post it here and I will follow up with him to get the answers.
He has the following clutch:
Summit Racing Part Number: CTF-DF161057
UPC: 788442016574
Input Spline Quantity: 26
Input Shaft Diameter: 1.125 in.
Disc Diameter (in): 10.400 in.
Disc Diameter (mm): 264mm
Disc Material: Organic/Carbon composite
Disc Style: Sprung hub
Pressure Plate Style
Diaphragm
Throwout Bearing Included: No
Alignment Tool Included: No
Pilot Bushing Included: No
Flywheel Included: No
Counterweight Assist: Yes
Mounting Hardware Included: No
He think it is ok, but his driving killed the clutch after 20 pass. He is unsure of a couple of things maybe you all might know the answers,
1) He currently has a 10.400 disc diameter, will a 10.500 work OK?
2) Is a "twin disc" better than dual friction?
3)The adjustable clutch quadrant.. does that adjust the actual clutch or just adjust the pedal feel?
4) Dose anyone recommend a certain clutch?
Thanks,
Kyle
PS: if you need any more information please post it here and I will follow up with him to get the answers.