New Clutch, OEM or aftermarket?
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It's a six puck so has harsh engagement and a strong pressure plate. I've snapped 5 drive shafts with this clutch.
Iif you don't heal and toe perfectly you can lock the wheels when the clutch engages. I blame this clutch (and my driving) for my recent failed diff.
Each to their own and all, I just don't like it
Iif you don't heal and toe perfectly you can lock the wheels when the clutch engages. I blame this clutch (and my driving) for my recent failed diff.
Each to their own and all, I just don't like it
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It's a six puck so has harsh engagement and a strong pressure plate. I've snapped 5 drive shafts with this clutch.
Iif you don't heal and toe perfectly you can lock the wheels when the clutch engages. I blame this clutch (and my driving) for my recent failed diff.
Each to their own and all, I just don't like it
Iif you don't heal and toe perfectly you can lock the wheels when the clutch engages. I blame this clutch (and my driving) for my recent failed diff.
Each to their own and all, I just don't like it
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I ran the standard original clutch, SC at 125k and still had the same clutch, now on 134k and i decided to change it because of 2 reasons, 1. demon tweeks had a great deal on the CC stage 2 and 2. it was slipping at the top end when you unloaded then loaded back up when on uneven roads.
My standard clutch held up fine even with 2 tracks days and 2 rolling road days. Bare in mind though i never launched my car, always rolling starts.
My standard clutch held up fine even with 2 tracks days and 2 rolling road days. Bare in mind though i never launched my car, always rolling starts.
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