Perfect thanks for the tip. I’ll start doing that. I was tuned on my stock clutch and it would only slip at the top of the rpm range not at all during no lift shift.Yes. Given the mileage that you have put on it high rpm full power would be good to let it start seeing some of what your expecting. Then taper your "start rpm" down lower through usage and more miles.
Just as a for instance when I first got my car it was flashed by 1100 miles and using no lift to shift on a +6 map the first time it "slip engaged" pretty good. Since that happened maybe 2-3 times it stopped and I have thrown the coal at it so to speak ever since. Now at 10k and cant seem to make it slip even on a custom +9 I made.
I could just be impatient and paranoid. There’s no reason it shouldn’t handle any power we throw at it unless it’s defectove or something went wrong during install. I would just baby it for 1000 miles or more and be patient with it. Don’t just do a pull to do a pull to see if it will hold 500 miles inShit man i have a fx300 there to install now am debating on selling it for a fx400
Well shit man i hope it works out for u, keep us postedI could just be impatient and paranoid. There’s no reason it shouldn’t handle any power we throw at it unless it’s defectove or something went wrong during install. I would just baby it for 1000 miles or more and be patient with it. Don’t just do a pull to do a pull to see if it will hold 500 miles in
dump a few gallons of ethanol in it and bump your timing up a few degress if up want it to slip.Yes. Given the mileage that you have put on it high rpm full power would be good to let it start seeing some of what your expecting. Then taper your "start rpm" down lower through usage and more miles.
Just as a for instance when I first got my car it was flashed by 1100 miles and using no lift to shift on a +6 map the first time it "slip engaged" pretty good. Since that happened maybe 2-3 times it stopped and I have thrown the coal at it so to speak ever since. Now at 10k and cant seem to make it slip even on a custom +9 I made.
Lol I have ran up to 35 percent and up to 1.5 degrees of timing but nothing crazy yet.dump a few gallons of ethanol in it and bump your timing up a few degress if up want it to slip.
im running 38-40% with the ktuner ethanol ign table values and 23psi and i think i was getting some slip in 4th on the highway between 3200-4000. Not exactly sure if it was slip or just the way it builds revs.. Anyway to be safe i tuned out some 4th gear boost between 2750-4500 rpm. Problem solved. Something to think about if you start getting slip in a certain gear.Lol I have ran up to 35 percent and up to 1.5 degrees of timing but nothing crazy yet.
Car/clutch holds straight pump gas at knock limit no matter what I do with it. Absolutely rips for a fwd daily driver. It amazes me still lol.
I have fx300 on my sport hatch. Rv6 dp, prl fp, ktuner, vittuned e40 flex fuel, catch can,prl fmic, removed CDV and prl race cobra. Mine fx300 is holding strong and NO slippage at all. I started pushing my car to the limit at 500miles. I did get my duel flywheel resurfaced from a shop though.
Yeah I am at 15k with my fx300 and I be smashing lol. Well that's good to hear. Maybe you should do CDV removal. I don't know if it will help with the slipping thoughHmmm I guess they’re all a lil different even thought they shouldn’t be. I just got a brand new dmf. I didn’t get it resurfaced. I’m at 1100 now and it seems to be better
Yeah I am at 15k with my fx300 and I be smashing lol. Well that's good to hear. Maybe you should do CDV removal. I don't know if it will help with the slipping though
Although I must say I’m still concerned for when I reflash it. Fingers crossed it still holdsYeah I am at 15k with my fx300 and I be smashing lol. Well that's good to hear. Maybe you should do CDV removal. I don't know if it will help with the slipping though
My FX350 is slipping too only have 5000 miles on it lol. But all good getting a Action Clutch Stage 3 with SMF Aluminum FlywheelUpdate. I have about 4K on the Fx300 right now. After about 1500 I noticed it became much smoother to drive and stopped slipping all together. I am currently very satisfied with this clutch kit and would do it again if I could. I have not launched it but I’m confident it would hold just fine. No lift shift is not a problem.