td42+t clutch no good

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td42+t clutch no good

Postby slidenyo » Thu Sep 08, 2016 7:37 pm

so turns out brand new clutch doesnt have the hold for an old td42 12mm an turbo setup .
meant to be a safari tough job but slips between 2-3k at 16psi 15-16afr.
any nissan pressure plate variants with enough clamp for 600-900nm? or do i leap into a ls7 or viper pressure plate?
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby Crash bandicoot » Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:21 pm

I highly doubt that a brand new clutch plate is going to give 100% bite on its first outing.....was the fly wheel skimmed. Is the clutch plate in the right way (offset spline) WS there any contaminants in the bell housing. FYI the plate will grab but obviously the pressure plate isn't up to the task...there are guys running 30-40 even one truck with a compound turbo setup hitting 50psi and don't have aftermarket clutches.
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby Crash bandicoot » Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:22 pm

See if the clutch setup from a Nissan civilian bus is any different.
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby monstr » Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:44 pm

we went through the same problem 4 clutches in as many months ,including custom ,Kevlar set ups ,,ended up with the viper clutch best thing we did ,nice pedal and touch wood is holding well ,including 3rd gear dumps

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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby slidenyo » Fri Sep 09, 2016 3:44 am

i run out of puff at 36psi but thats long runs in 5th well over set speed limits.
mechanics put in but better check the bell isnt flouded tonight
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby slidenyo » Fri Sep 09, 2016 3:51 am

looking at factory viper pressure plate its only rated to 600nm in standard form and up 1000nm in upgraded form
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby toyniz » Fri Sep 09, 2016 9:50 am

Just put a Viper clutch in. Have not had it off road yet and only put about 50 road km on it. Pedal is way lighter than the old " heavy duty " clutch. Also size must count for something? :)

Old vs new
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This is with old plate on top of Viper plate, centers lined up
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby monstr » Fri Sep 09, 2016 4:14 pm

yep size does count ,were pushing close to 900nt and its holding well

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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby slidenyo » Sat Sep 10, 2016 7:23 am

time to save then haha
. just starting to get on top of the tune so a bit reluctant to back too much out of it just for the clutches sake.
alot more pretension on the compensator is keeping the afrs over 14.6 now where as before itd get a touch of boost drop into the fuel pin early and be blowing 12's till the boost caught up and leaned it out.
still only getting 450 max egts but twin scroll and laggy turbo may help keep the back pressure an heat out.
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Re: td42+t clutch no good

Postby Madaz » Sun Sep 11, 2016 9:13 pm

Ive got a Heavy duty jobbie from Waikato Brake and Clutch, Holds 30lb when we were tuning it, but more importantly holds the 20lb+ when towing the winch truck on the trailer..... and I give it a pretty good thrashing when that trailers on.

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