Viper Alley - Dodge Viper Forum - View Single Post - Anyone using the "newer" RPS clutch and flywheel combo?

Alternative · November 11th, 2004, 06:40 PM

I did a search and read several people had bad experiences with the clutch RPS rolled out early this year, but I've been told that they now use a different material on their ceramic 6 puck (PN#: MS-23048-EC-PRO). They also have a street version on this clutch that is less aggressive. I'd appreciate to hear from anyone with first hand experience with this "newer" version clutch.
http://www.turboclutch.com/max_chrys.html (scroll down on Viper clutch)

I'm also looking into getting their flywheel (PN#: BF-05088)...
http://www.turboclutch.com/cynrg_chrys.html

My car recently dyno'd at 620rwhp and 829rwtorque. Clutch (Apex Motorsports kevlar clutch) I have now won't hold the power on juice.

Thanks in advance!

November 11th, 2004, 06:40 PM	#1
Alternative Senior Member Alternative is offline Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 263 Rep Power: 7	Anyone using the \"newer\" RPS clutch and flywheel combo? I did a search and read several people had bad experiences with the clutch RPS rolled out early this year, but I've been told that they now use a different material on their ceramic 6 puck (PN#: MS-23048-EC-PRO). They also have a street version on this clutch that is less aggressive. I'd appreciate to hear from anyone with first hand experience with this "newer" version clutch. http://www.turboclutch.com/max_chrys.html (scroll down on Viper clutch) I'm also looking into getting their flywheel (PN#: BF-05088)... http://www.turboclutch.com/cynrg_chrys.html My car recently dyno'd at 620rwhp and 829rwtorque. Clutch (Apex Motorsports kevlar clutch) I have now won't hold the power on juice. Thanks in advance!