XTD Clutch Racing Clutch kit..opinions please
06-15-04, 08:44 AM
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XTD Clutch Racing Clutch kit..opinions please
I need a clutch kit and found the XTD racing clutch kit for a good price($295)..anybody ever use one or heard anything about it??
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Hey, I got the XTD racing clutch off ebay. Its the 6 puck copper ceramic one. 279.99 I believe. It fit great and handles the power of my ported motor great too. No slippage at all, great pedal feel and it really helps break the tires loose. It is the first performance clutch I've ever had, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, but it is a ridiculously great improvement over stock.
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Originally posted by '86_fc_drifter
Hey, I got the XTD racing clutch off ebay. Its the 6 puck copper ceramic one. 279.99 I believe. It fit great and handles the power of my ported motor great too. No slippage at all, great pedal feel and it really helps break the tires loose. It is the first performance clutch I've ever had, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, but it is a ridiculously great improvement over stock.
Hey, I got the XTD racing clutch off ebay. Its the 6 puck copper ceramic one. 279.99 I believe. It fit great and handles the power of my ported motor great too. No slippage at all, great pedal feel and it really helps break the tires loose. It is the first performance clutch I've ever had, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, but it is a ridiculously great improvement over stock.
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Whoa, thats a lot more than I'm running. I just have a huge street ported n/a, and I havent got my true dual exhaust on yet, so I'm only cranking like 170-180 whp right now. 200 is my goal, but a huge power turbo is out of my league. I can't say whether this clutch will be adequate for your application or not, but it feels great for me.
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for a turbo, i would go for ACT as well, with 350hp you dont want to mess around with some ebay garbage, you will have to spend a little bit more money to control that power reliably. it really is best to spend money on an important part like that so that you wont have to replace it after a few thousand miles b/c it failed to take the torque. act quality is proven.
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sounds good...howevr...I have many things I got of ebay. (Turbo timer, boost controller, gauges) all good stuff at very good prices all name brand(Blitz, HKS, etc)....howver..If I have never heard of a company I do what a smart shopper should do..ASK! So thanks again....time to search the net for a ACT dealer
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