3 shoe adjustable clutch ??

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Could you run that spring in your rig for say a tank then re-test for us?
the spring would have to get HARDER !!! thats not gonna happen it will loosen up and engage later in the rpm' band so running it a long time will make it looser., I have 6k , 8k and 9.5k springs Im gonna test them all on the exact same setup.
 
the spring would have to get HARDER !!! thats not gonna happen it will loosen up and engage later in the rpm' band so running it a long time will make it looser., I have 6k , 8k and 9.5k springs Im gonna test them all on the exact same setup.
When the spring gets weaker it engages sooner not later.
 
If my truck is snappy and rolls with throttle I know my spring is working ?‍♂️... if it shows engagement at 11k rpm your fulcrum lever may not be as sensitive as it needs to be. How did you calibrate it? If it was me I'd want theload cell to pick up atleast 1/2lb or less to be more efficient ..but who knows who am I to comment ?‍♂️:ROFLMAO:
 
If my truck is snappy and rolls with throttle I know my spring is working ?‍♂️... if it shows engagement at 11k rpm your fulcrum lever may not be as sensitive as it needs to be. How did you calibrate it? If it was me I'd want theload cell to pick up atleast 1/2lb or less to be more efficient ..but who knows who am I to comment ?‍♂️:ROFLMAO:
I calibrated it with a 4 lb speaker actually ! lol the sensitivity is 0.1 Lb at this point
 
Well alteast its sensative. Im wondering when its up at "11k" its squatting or something as its getting loaded up and it wants to twist ..probably anything less its not gunna show much on the graph? Like I said im not too sure but I've seen v8's run on engine stands and not fall off and ive ran 15L diesel engines on cut frames on the floor and those don't hop or twist across the floor so with these I would assume the recording equipment needs to be SUPER sensitive
 
Well alteast its sensative. Im wondering when its up at "11k" its squatting or something as its getting loaded up and it wants to twist ..probably anything less its not gunna show much on the graph? Like I said im not too sure but I've seen v8's run on engine stands and not fall off and ive ran 15L diesel engines on cut frames on the floor and those don't hop or twist across the floor so with these I would assume the recording equipment needs to be SUPER sensitive
it is a stable 11k ! so its not bouncing off the load at all , this is where the clutch stays engaged , they are fekkin springs after all and I would not be suprised at all if the #'s are BS for sales sake.

I measured the wire diameter of a 6k and 8 k spring as well as the turns and they were the SAME ! and same length ! maybe the PAINT changes the RPM setting LMFAO ,

Ok update I just measured a DDM 8k spring and the wire dia. is 0.105" the 6k is 0.096" dia. so that how they are setting the RPM . also the 8k spring in the clutch is a USED ONE , I will put in a new one to test next round.
 
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OK here is a fairly NEW 6k spring !! interesting , I think I need to slow the throttle down some see the first blip ? that kicks in at 6600 rpm !
 

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