Jameson's Viggen
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We have the road map with the ATS-V. It seems like stuff is pretty durable.Wow, +170 lb-ft! I wonder what that is going to do to all the downstream components- clutch, diff, drive shaft, axles, etc.
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We have the road map with the ATS-V. It seems like stuff is pretty durable.Wow, +170 lb-ft! I wonder what that is going to do to all the downstream components- clutch, diff, drive shaft, axles, etc.
Great question! The good news is that we spent the last year beating down the OEM ATS-V drivetrain and it's holding up very at much higher power levels.Wow, +170 lb-ft! I wonder what that is going to do to all the downstream components- clutch, diff, drive shaft, axles, etc.
Are you saying those cars all have stock drivetrains?Great question! The good news is that we spent the last year beating down the OEM ATS-V drivetrain and it's holding up very at much higher power levels.
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For the most part, yes. Some have higher stall torque converters, though we haven't seen OEM ones fail from excessive power. Others have carbon fiber driveshafts. But even in those cases, the OEM driveshafts generally aren't failing, even on our nine second cars.Are you saying those cars all have stock drivetrains?![]()