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R3C just doesn't like lots and lots of high power, high rpm 4wd launches. No metallic or ceramic based clutch does because of the heat it generates, which leads to warped plates. Great clutch for holding power once you're moving.

Coppermix Nismo SHOULD drive better than R3C, more like the TS2B. That said, R3C will still handle more abuse than a Nismo any day.

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The R3C in my car is great, loves a good clutch kick but in saying that now with the dog box I only use it to start and stop.
I wanted the best for my build as if I increase power I no it’s there ready. A good single plate will hold down 340kw but after that your into twin plates. Tilton (maybe wrong spelt) do a pretty good twin plate, mates for one holding back 380kw

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