what clutch to use

Started by whinger, July 23, 2005, 09:04:04 PM

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whinger

hi

just gone single ( to4r) and i need a good clutch at a resonable price , what do you guys use or recomend.

regards

chris

Fish

Exedy do a good line in clutches. I am using the twin plate and it was friendly around town.

Fish

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Quote from: whingerhi

 i need a good clutch at a resonable price , what do you guys use or recomend.

regards

chris

Hi Chris,

For your application we can sell you a Centerforce duel friction clutch that will give the same pedal pressure as a stock clutch, doesnt "rattle" and also give you the same smoooth pull away that a stock clutch does unlike the "race" clutches that need mastering, all for £492 +vat , which isn\'t crazy money for a 500bhp capable clutch.

Or if you prefer an Exeddy Hyper Single sinthered "race" clutch  we can sell you this for £658 + vat which you will find is a very competative price


Hope this helps.
REgards
Clive

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RE:Worx

Another alternative is one of the Xtreme clutches, very well priced at around 500+vat. We have fitted various Xtremes to numerous 450/500hp single turbo RX7\'s. Our 9 second drag FD (and also another of the quickest Rotaries in the UK) uses the same cover as most of the Xtreme RX7 clutches we sell with a heavier duty disk. This clutch has taken massive abuse at the drag strip and yet is still lighter under foot than the twin plate I have in my daily FD :)