hin249 wrote:Hotwire wrote:Simple answer - NO
Clutch does not add power. You should have 100% power transfer even with a stock clutch. A HD clutch will only allow better "bite" for take off/gear change and should last longer before slipping occurs due to higher pressure plate.
I know the clutch do not add on power, but as I know, a better clutch which will transmit an increase in engine torque / power atw? correct me if its wrong
As Smythie said before, the only reason you would get an increase at the wheels is if the stock clutch was failing. All clutches whether organic, ceramic, button, low pressure plate or HD will all transmit 100% power when doing their job. As the clutch wears, if slippage is occuring, then you dont get 100% transfer THEN and only then will the ATW "increase". But you aren't really seeing a gain, you're just correcting an error.
So if your stock clutch was worn and slipping when you did the dyno run, you MAY see an increase, but I would highly doubt it. Chances are the difference you would see would be due to different atmospheric conditions

