CBRD Twin Disk Clutch and Intercoolers...
it wasn't until he put it up on the lift that we knew how bad it was. We all died laughing when we saw it. Mark didn't seem too amused 
Apr 22, 2009, 11:22 AM
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What is the difference between this new clutch and the QM 7.25 19lb clutch? It seems like they are VERY similar .. I'm assuming that this clutch is going to last about the same as the QM's as well since it has the same size disks? The Exedy Twin's/Triples seem to last double the life of the QM's and are more suitable for daily driving.. but of course the price is double on the twin with push conversion as QM and over triple the price... I'm just confused why you would come out with a clutch that has the same sized disks as the QM and pretty much the same weight, if not heavier.. The QM is cheap and doesn't last, but at least the rebuild kits are cheap... I'm going to be buying a clutch soon so I would like to know more about this clutch please.. thanks
Apr 22, 2009, 04:32 PM
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Here are a few pics of the CBRD FMIC with the bumper off. I have several other angles upon request as well 
As you can see, the fitment is close, but perfect.
As you can see, the fitment is close, but perfect.
Apr 23, 2009, 10:58 AM
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The garrett core is a good core... hence why its widely used.
we wanted to make one that could use stock piping, aftermarket piping, etc, but with a stock bumper bar and no trimming
The cost to do cast tanks is extremely high........ unless you want to do hundreds at a time... and generally the castings can be heavier than the fabricated tanks
we build things as we see a fit for our clients and our needs.
cheers
cb
we wanted to make one that could use stock piping, aftermarket piping, etc, but with a stock bumper bar and no trimming
The cost to do cast tanks is extremely high........ unless you want to do hundreds at a time... and generally the castings can be heavier than the fabricated tanks
we build things as we see a fit for our clients and our needs.
cheers
cb
Apr 23, 2009, 11:11 AM
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Clutch looks good, and I believe they have checked out the Carbonetic and how it works on the 6 speed.
If I get a chance I will try and post some pics of my intercooler as well. Keep up the good work Chad!
If I get a chance I will try and post some pics of my intercooler as well. Keep up the good work Chad!
