Tuning Clutch, plate and flywheel

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Tuning Clutch, plate and flywheel

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hi im looking to tune my Punto before its to late right now I have a
1. forged motor sport intake
2. Ngk iridium spark plugs
3. Rm motors downpipe
4.inoxcar exhaust
5. A performance chip from racechip the gts 5 also with the xlr don’t know if it makes a difference but I heard a lot of people saying that u should upgrade the clutch and pressure plate when pushing 200 hp and 300 nm but I can’t seem to find a good kit that will support this power output I’m hoping some of u all have an idea or what setup u all are running
 
Model
Grande Punto 1.4 t jet
Year
2008
Mileage
199000
hi im looking to tune my Punto before its to late right now I have a
1. forged motor sport intake
2. Ngk iridium spark plugs
3. Rm motors downpipe
4.inoxcar exhaust
5. A performance chip from racechip the gts 5 also with the xlr don’t know if it makes a difference but I heard a lot of people saying that u should upgrade the clutch and pressure plate when pushing 200 hp and 300 nm but I can’t seem to find a good kit that will support this power output I’m hoping some of u all have an idea or what setup u all are running
I might be wrong , but I would have thought until you get larger injectors etc. along with the other mods, the power would not be there yet, although a Dyno would show you better.:)
It is high torque that will cause the clutch to get to it's limit, plus of course the degree of "driver abuse";););)
Don't know if viable, but could a custom lightened flywheel be drilled to accept a stronger clutch that is on the market already?
Diameter may be a limiting factor but generally a larger diameter will handle the torque easier than stronger spring pressure etc. on a small clutch diameter.
 
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