Rotary Car Club - View Single Post - Help me upgrade clutches in my REPU, rotary GLC and FB

Jeff20B · 03-02-2008, 04:15 PM

Ok, you're probably thinking the 20B should automatically get the best 225mm components. I have, or just go with some T2 240mm stuff since it will have so much torque, and you'd be right. However I already have these parts and would rather give them a try before buying something that I might not actually need. The 20B is staying NA for now so I feel I can get away with 225mm especially in an FB chassis (especially in the slightly lighter S model).

Don't forget the REPU will be used for towing and will have a supercharger which adds plenty of torque. Plus the heavier weight of the vehical has me thinking it should get the best 225mm components.

Lastly the GLC is small and light. It can easily get away with 215mm components and stock duty. It is how3ever geared kind of tall (3.727) and is a four seater which will be expected to haul 4 people and groceries from time to time. This is where my confusion comes in.

03-02-2008, 04:15 PM	#2
Jeff20B Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 215 Rep Power: 18	Ok, you're probably thinking the 20B should automatically get the best 225mm components. I have, or just go with some T2 240mm stuff since it will have so much torque, and you'd be right. However I already have these parts and would rather give them a try before buying something that I might not actually need. The 20B is staying NA for now so I feel I can get away with 225mm especially in an FB chassis (especially in the slightly lighter S model). Don't forget the REPU will be used for towing and will have a supercharger which adds plenty of torque. Plus the heavier weight of the vehical has me thinking it should get the best 225mm components. Lastly the GLC is small and light. It can easily get away with 215mm components and stock duty. It is how3ever geared kind of tall (3.727) and is a four seater which will be expected to haul 4 people and groceries from time to time. This is where my confusion comes in. Last edited by Jeff20B; 03-02-2008 at 04:33 PM.