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69216, Opinions on Clutch Posted by phatface83, Apr-16-04 06:30 PM
I am planning a rebuild and turbo install in the next month, planning on running 15psi. Just looking for your guys opinions on which clutch to go with, looking for a clutch that would still be pretty streetable, since this is my daily driver. I have searched and read some suggestions for Clutchmasters stage 4, opinions and any suggesed brands would be greatly appreciated! thanks
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69217, RE: Opinions on Clutch Posted by injendsm, Apr-16-04 06:40 PM
clutchmasters is a great brand but a lot of money. if you want a good clutch for a decent price, get a spec stage 4 from howell.
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69228, RE: Opinions on Clutch Posted by siueclipse, Apr-16-04 09:14 PM
clutchmasters stage 3 or 4.. same price..
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69252, RE: Opinions on Clutch Posted by KTECLIPSE, Apr-17-04 12:57 PM
I have a Clutch Masters Stage 4 (I believe it is a four puck made of ceramic) and I love it. You will definitely need to adjust your driving style for this clutch as you can not slip the clutch much before you get some serious chatter. There is no heavy pedal feel with a clutch of this stage and shifts can be very quick with this clutch. As soon as you touch the clutch pedal the clutch disengages and engages quickly into the next gear.
--Kurt
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69259, RE: Opinions on Clutch Posted by grain, Apr-17-04 03:29 PM
damn kteclipse, you need to adjust your sig. i had to scroll from left to right, just to read what you wrote.
anyways. i have a spec stg3 clutch, held 20psi fine. and it dosent take a chunk out of your wallet as much as a cm does.
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69263, RE: Opinions on Clutch Posted by KTECLIPSE, Apr-17-04 04:35 PM
Sorry, I will be fixing my sig real soon (will be much smaller and more up to date).
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