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Just took my clutch out to change it and was always really curious to what clutch it was since its withstood 2 years off 260kw and 6months off 310kw with hard driving since its a drift car. How is this possible?

Its the quality of the item. My exedy cushioned 8 puk clutch withstood 3 years of 310rwhp and alot of abuse. Thats why i only ever use that brand of clutch.

Not trying to talk them up, other peoples opinions may differ

Too many factors involved in it...clutches are extremely variable. People have killed triple plate clutches in 5000km, others have made the OEM replacement hold up forever and a day. It's pretty bloody random. Exedy are very good clutches though. Noisy, but strong.

Depends how you drive more than torque.

The static torque and dynamic torque ratings are VERY different. ie. static torque is not slipping, dynamic is slipping.

Most clutches are rated at torque levels (and power levels derived) not to exceed dynamic torque. But only drag racing is likely to cause the clutch to have to engage near max torque (ie. full boost at 4500rpm).

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