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  • Member For: 14y 16d
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Posted

Looking to find out how much power people were making and what components they broke at that power....

trying to establish a trend of broken bits and power levels. not really looking for one offs.

common power related component breakages..

what have you got?

I'm at 387rwkw and have nothing to note....

although the clutch flares in 5th on boost trying to overtake trucks on the highway... but that's to be expected.

Planning springs, boost and oil pump gears.

cheers

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  • Member For: 17y 2m 27d
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410rwkw g6et.

Nothing broken yet but auto is slowly showing signs of wear with it starting to flare a little between 1/2 and 2/3 shifts when totally cold in the morning

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  • Member For: 19y 11m 20d
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Like a slip

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  • Member For: 14y 1m 19d
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when you change gears in a auto (upwards) it selects a longer ratio, therefore the engine speed will drop to match this ratio. when changing, if the engine rpm stumbled and keeps climbing, then changes, that is flare. its when the gearbox cannot clamp the gears strong enough to transmit the engine power/rpms

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o and back on topic, I own a 02 ba xr6t and so far its just been throttle bodies and clutches at 320rwkw and 360rwkw. Putting ultra-lows in the back on Monday so ill soon add driveshafts in this section lol

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  • Member For: 14y 16d
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Clutch Flare..... or "clutch burnouts".... ever seen someone in a manual go to drop a skid and the wheels dont spin, then you get an awful smell and some light smoke from under the car..

Its just the pressure plate not being able to apply enough force to the friction plate to clamp it hard enough against the flywheel, to give drive through to the gearbox and driveline, so it spins on itself.

Prolonged or excessive flare can cause the friction plate to glaze or polish and then it will lose efficiency, leading to premature failure.

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  • Member For: 20y 7m 4d
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  • Location: Brisbane
Posted

except wagnman has auto

380rwkw 110000k's (been over 290rwkw since 55000k's) and I haven't broken anything yet.

I am pretty big on preventative maintenance though

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  • Member For: 14y 10m 13d
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  • Location: Perth SOR
Posted

400rwkw stretched the bolt holes on the stock flex plate pretty quickly.

Nizpro one with ARP bolts now in place.

Powercruise next weekend, fingers crossed for no problems.

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except wagnman has auto

380rwkw 110000k's (been over 290rwkw since 55000k's) and I haven't broken anything yet.

I am pretty big on preventative maintenance though

I was quoting on my experience

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