Subject	Maybe your clutch just needs adjusting?
Posted by	degradated on April 17, 2004 at 10:35 PM
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In Reply To	1st was the rps street model, that one broke the spring posted by Nostype2@aol.com on April 17, 2004 at 09:39 PM
Message	Is there a bit of pedal play in it while pressing down on the pedal just before it starts to disengage the clutch? If there isn't, it's not adjusted correctly and it could definitely slip. If they don't get broken in properly or slipped a lot in traffic, they will not hold like they should.
Follow Ups	Which Clutch should i buy for Drag Racing, using ET Streets - Nostype2@aol.com 20:36:31 04/17/04 Give SpecialtyZ a call on Monday as they have a bunch - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 20:44:27 04/17/04 Thanks, but i really want to try something different then - Nostype2@aol.com 21:01:14 04/17/04 What model of RPS clutchs were they? (n/m) - ImTheDevil 21:28:46 04/17/04 1st was the rps street model, that one broke the spring - Nostype2@aol.com 21:39:17 04/17/04 hmm had my rps clutch for a bit under 2 years and have had - Magnum 22:06:14 04/17/04 Maybe your clutch just needs adjusting? - degradated 22:35:19 04/17/04 Maybe you should break a clutch in prior to drag racing w it (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 01:19:09 04/18/04 DOH, reading comprehension owns me - ImTheDevil 21:39:18 04/17/04 Stock flywheel, i just dont understand why it was grabbing - Nostype2@aol.com 21:41:41 04/17/04 How is it on the street under normal launch and load? (n/m) - ImTheDevil 21:46:23 04/17/04 RPS twin disc carbon clutch :) (n/m) - hey GotBo0st 00:41:39 04/18/04 Was the choice you made the right one the first time? - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 01:59:00 04/18/04 My RPS MAX 6-puck/ Fidanza setup held up to my ET - boileralum 01:03:32 04/18/04 My JWT Steert clutch held fine for the most part - ImTheDevil 08:40:15 04/18/04
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