Tame my 4-speed Stroker....

Oh no, light aluminum flywheel with a steel insert. And yes, the pressure plate had a twin just in case, and had a special setup for him that took him some time to get right working with Hays. Ran a Jericho, and it was 11-teens at about 480hp. A very efficient car with a truly hyper-focused and intelligent driver.

The reason I said that is Jpar seems to think he should be slipping something on the launch. IMO, HE shouldn't. it should be in the pressure plate/disc/flywheel relationship and the chassis needs some adjustability to be maximized each time a clutch change proves fruitful. It takes a lot of time and money to get a car like that to get scienced out. And if you change a variable (he would add weight and run other classes) it gets a little more complicated.

I don't think doing anything by the pedal will really do much more than mask issues, at the expense of the disc. But again - I'll wait and see.



Watch out, weed burner is going to tell you how wrong you are.


Edit: to your last point, the Clutch Tamer is much better than just trying to free ball it. I agree that slipping the clutch isn't the answer. At least you can control the slip, at the hit anyway. How you can control it on the shift is another issue. Unless you push the clutch in far enough to reset the CT. That's another issue.