Clutch time
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Clutch time
Ok, I've narrowed down the selections to:
1.Rollhard Performance: 200 dollars, include relase/pilot bearings. Looks like the best deal.
2. ACT: Looks like the best quality clutch. Little pricey at 383.
3. Centerforce. Weighing in at 244 dollars, I really have no type of input about this one.
What should I get, and why?
1.Rollhard Performance: 200 dollars, include relase/pilot bearings. Looks like the best deal.
2. ACT: Looks like the best quality clutch. Little pricey at 383.
3. Centerforce. Weighing in at 244 dollars, I really have no type of input about this one.
What should I get, and why?
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The ACT set up is very good. I had that one w/ an aluminum flywheel....it was sweet!
The last set up on my old T2, I had a kevlar disk to and matted on a custom pressure plate w/ the RB light steel flywheel. I think I liked this one the best....the pressure plate was made by this clutch builder in San Fran..
The last set up on my old T2, I had a kevlar disk to and matted on a custom pressure plate w/ the RB light steel flywheel. I think I liked this one the best....the pressure plate was made by this clutch builder in San Fran..
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