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2018 Civic SI- Build Thread- OHHH S**T still on stock clutch
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It pushes only when on E85, which I have seen. On Hondata I dont know. but I m so close to just buy Hondata because more available tuners locally.
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KTuner still only pushes the 24psi on e85 unless they changed it, which I doubt. Push that 29 to redline with a custom tune and really be blown away
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was stiff at the beginning. but when I called clutchmasters the pressure plate is the same across the board with all the clutches they sell so If you have the 100 or 400 it will feel the same.
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Hmmmm., sounds interesting. I know DRob created the tune for Vincent, But I have literally seen 29 on the screen, its occasional but nonetheless I see 28 all the time.
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Your stock clutch would have already well burned out if at 320ft/lbs.
You are basically at somewhere 260-270ft/lbs and still slipping the clutch because torque does come on rather low (especially on Base Maps of any sort).
Since you are acquiring a clutch and getting on a dyno - use that time to get things "Custom Tuned".
Wheel Horse Power is determined on Mustang Dynos / All others measure Crank Horsepower.
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Imagine if all Si were set up like his with all the mods as a stock vehicle? OMG....
Very nice performance mods... im sorta envious , jealous, and encouraged... now you've gone and fanned the flames for upgrades.....wife is gonna kill me... how long till black friday?
Very nice performance mods... im sorta envious , jealous, and encouraged... now you've gone and fanned the flames for upgrades.....wife is gonna kill me... how long till black friday?
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Thankfully I already installed the clutch. I was slipping after I installed the flex fuel kit. Now is just getting it dyno/ tune
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Don’t be jealous, I would say encouraged of the possibilities. I think from here is just tweaking and buying some other parts, such as a radiator and 27won RMM, which I’m dying to get a hold of. Right now money is tight so I must wait.
Father’s Day is around the corner maybe I’ll get a gift, lol.
