New Clutch

xtrm281gt

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Sacramento, CA

Nov 3, 2004

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• Nov 3, 2004

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My clutch is wearing thin on me again, so I figured I aught to do some homework. Before I start browsing around though, does anyone have any suggestions on what the best ones out there are? I have been told the centerforce ones are pretty awful and poorly made but thats about all i've heard. thanks

 

Mr GT 02

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Peabody, MA

Nov 4, 2004

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• Nov 4, 2004

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xtrm281gt said:

My clutch is wearing thin on me again, so I figured I aught to do some homework. Before I start browsing around though, does anyone have any suggestions on what the best ones out there are? I have been told the centerforce ones are pretty awful and poorly made but thats about all i've heard. thanks

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Centerforce poorly made? i bed to differ. If anything is poorly made, then its the SPEC clutch Throw out bearings.

 

Mr GT 02

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• Nov 4, 2004

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What ever heavy duty clutch you get. make sure you get a new quadrant or suttin. I plan on getting the Full Steeda Quadrant/cable/adjuster kit.
my stock quadrant cant handle the Dual Friction centerforce clutch I have, As the clutch engagment points are not consistant at all. what a pain

 

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01LaserRedCobra

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• Nov 5, 2004

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McLeod All the way for a great clutch!!

 

paver1

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HELL-The hottest part.

Nov 5, 2004

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• Nov 5, 2004

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RAM works for me.............