Clutch Masters Flywheels AND Clutch kits NOW on www.TurboTechRacing.com

[TurboTechRacing]

Clutch Masters Flywheels AND Clutch kits NOW on www.TurboTechRacing.com

Clutch Kit:
Clutch Masters Clutch Kit Chevrolet Sonic / Cruze 1.4L Turbo / 1.8L

Aluminim Flywheel:
Clutch Masters Aluminum Flywheel Chevrolet Sonic / Cruze 1.4L Turbo / 1.8L

 

[slitzell]

Nice, i guess i need to start saving

How much less does the flywheel weigh compared to stock?

 

[$ub$onic]

Very nice ...

 

[d.p]

Can i use the stage 4 rigid with the alum flywheel?

 

[$ub$onic]

What's the difference in the flywheels ?

 

[TurboTechRacing]

Can i use the stage 4 rigid with the alum flywheel?

Yes.

If you get the Clutch Masters Aluminum flywheel you can use EITHER the Clutch Masters Sprung Disc or the Clutch Masters Rigid disc. Your choice.

Only thing/combination that does NOT work is the Stock Flywheel and the Clutch Masters Spring Disc. The "spring pockets" on the Clutch Masters disc hit the stock flywheel.

 

[TurboTechRacing]

What's the difference in the flywheels ?

Clutch Masters Aluminum Flywheel is 13 lbs. Which IMO is a PERFECT weight. Any less and they dont have enough mass and stop sign starts are a pain. Any more, and well you spin more mass than needed.

Not sure what stock is, my guess is ~20 lbs

 

[d.p]

I feel like my axles are going to go bye bye when i get this clutch

 

[$ub$onic]

Wow, what's the difference between sprung and ridged

 

[TurboTechRacing]

Wow, what's the difference between sprung and ridged

The sprung disc has a damping effect between the center portion of the disc with the spline and the friction area. The sprung disc will give a more compliant pedal feel. Rigid disc may last longer, but have more grab or "jerky" feel as you engage and pull away from a stop.

If you are all about comfort, get the sprung disc with the Clutch Masters Aluminum Flywheel. This in my opinion is the best choice.

 

[$ub$onic]

Thank you very much

 

[TurboTechRacing]

Thank you very much

Anything else let us know.

 

[Swordsmith]

The stock flywheel weighs about 23 lbs, the aluminum single mass one I got weighs 13. Not a huge weight savings for the car itself, but very large within the transmission.

You'll hear some chatter though; if you want to stay silent as the grave like the stock Sonic, you want to stick with a dual mass flywheel.

 

[d.p]

I used to daily a CC stg5 unsprung 6spuck with an 11lb flywheel. Made for awesome launches.

 

[TurboTechRacing]

The stock flywheel weighs about 23 lbs, the aluminum single mass one I got weighs 13. Not a huge weight savings for the car itself, but very large within the transmission.

You'll hear some chatter though; if you want to stay silent as the grave like the stock Sonic, you want to stick with a dual mass flywheel.

Just a side note... It is not about the over all "car weight savings" it is the rotational mass savings (moment of inertia), which robs engine power...

 

[Swordsmith]

Just a side note... It is not about the over all "car weight savings" it is the rotational mass savings (moment of inertia), which robs engine power...

Yes, that's what I was trying to say.

 

[d.p]

Do yall only carry CM? I haven't had the best luck with their products over the years and was wondering if yall carried comp or spec? if so do they have any word on making a clutch and flywheel setup?

 

[TurboTechRacing]

Do yall only carry CM? I haven't had the best luck with their products over the years and was wondering if yall carried comp or spec? if so do they have any word on making a clutch and flywheel setup?

We carry:

KY Clutch (high quality kits at an awesome price)
Clutch Masters
SPEC
Comp Clutch

 

[d.p]

We carry:

KY Clutch (high quality kits at an awesome price)
Clutch Masters
SPEC
Comp Clutch

Do yall know if comp or SPEC will be releasing clutches anytime soon... I have a feeling mine wont last through the next year.

 

[TurboTechRacing]

Do yall know if comp or SPEC will be releasing clutches anytime soon... I have a feeling mine wont last through the next year.

SPEC has them. They only list it under the Chevrolet Cruze, which uses the exact same clutch kit as the Sonic.

Comp Clutch does not yet.

Honestly dont look over the KY brand clutch kit. Prices are amazing and it does not mean less quality. KY is a smaller company and does not have as much "over head cost". They use premium parts in their clutch kits.