Pic 1: ORC 409D
Just got the clutch on
the ER34 replaced with the ORC 409D. This is a 400ps/55kgfm pull type
clutch. Previously I was running the URAS Super Single Drift Clutch which is
essentially an ORC 409D but made to URAS specs with slightly different
friction plate. It does not have a damper and the engagement was
wonderful! It's a little hard to drive but far more than makes up for it
with its positive points.
When I had the URAS clutch on, I converted the ER34 gearbox from a pull system to a push. Now to get this set of ORC 409D in, I've to convert it back to a pull system. Luckily I kept all the parts when I converted it to push. All I've got to do is just to reverse the process. No big deal really.
When I had the URAS clutch on, I converted the ER34 gearbox from a pull system to a push. Now to get this set of ORC 409D in, I've to convert it back to a pull system. Luckily I kept all the parts when I converted it to push. All I've got to do is just to reverse the process. No big deal really.
Pic 2: ORC Logo
Pic 3: Ogura Cluth
Got in a
Nissan clutch bearing and I have all the parts required for the job.
Inital impression is that this is way much easier to drive! Not so much
of an "on-off" clutch like the URAS version. Good amount of play and
much less juddering. I guess those dampers does make a huge difference in drivability. The only downside is that the engagement is not as
direct as the URAS.
I've a strong feeling that I am going to miss my URAS unit. :(
Here are some pics of the install.
Pic 4: Nissan Clutch Bearing
Pic 5: Converting it back to a pull system
Pic 6: ORC 409D installed
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