which clutch?

[PHILLYSUPRA]

Im in the market for a new clutch and flywheel, as i'm the process of going NA-T. I'm still gonna use my W58 and 4.30 rearend. So my question is, [NA-T swap guys] what clutch brand,stage #, and maybe how much torque you are making would help me. any other driveability issues, too. Thanks in advance guys, im kinda stuck.

 

[supramacist]

I don't know because I don't dig turbo's but it sounds like na/t= drivability issues.

 

[empera]

my friend is running a 7mgte on a GE drivetrain
i think he has a clutchmaster for his w58

 

[supramacist]

If money is no issue and you plan to mod up....., Kevlar.

 

[1TuffSupra]

you should do a quick search man, we have covered this topic in the NA forum a few times. The posts should only be a few pages back.

And the only reason you would get driveability issues would be because the transformation wasnt done properly or you fubared the tuning done to it. Take Iceberg for example, he has been 1/2NAT for quite some time and you never hear about him having issues with it.

 

[supramacist]

Was that a tactfull way of telling me I'm wrong? lol.

 

[1TuffSupra]

lol, yes sir :bigthumb:

 

[supramacist]

Atleast you are in a plausible mood today. I find myself on here or making a parts list. I have a local parts list, A toyota parts list and an online parts list.

 

[iceberg319]

look into the spec stage 3+ clutch or clutchmasters stage 3. the CM stage3 is known to hold a good amount of power. i havent heard of anyone using the spec stage 3+ yet.

the only driveablity problems i have is keeping the tires from spinning

 

[PHILLYSUPRA]

look into the spec stage 3+ clutch or clutchmasters stage 3. the CM stage3 is known to hold a good amount of power. i havent heard of anyone using the spec stage 3+ yet.

the only driveablity problems i have is keeping the tires from spinning

See now, that's the type of answer im lookin for. thanks man. someone who's done it not someone who does'nt dig turbos, that's not what i asked. ICE: thanks, i'll look into it.