Subject	Could some of the above responders please describe how these
Posted by	Technomancer on October 15, 2004 at 12:10 PM
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In Reply To	Best clutch? posted by ZisLuv on October 15, 2004 at 05:04 AM
Message	clutches work on the street? Are they really grabby in daily driving, can you slip the clutch a little at a stop light to get going smoothly without ruining the clutch? I have read here on TT.net that the 6 puck clutches get a dramically shortened lifespan if you let them slip. I have read in Sport Compact Car that a dual disk carbon carbon clutch became very grabby over time and thus was uncomfortable on the street and impossible to launch at the strip. Above, I see a list of suggestions, but not much in the way of testimonial. More info please! - John
Follow Ups	Best clutch? - ZisLuv 05:04:53 10/15/04 RPS MAX CLUTCH, 6puck IMO (n/m) - MaleficZ 05:06:17 10/15/04 A BIG 2ND, Call Specialtyz for the best prices. Also the - Eishozzz (nostype2@aol.com) 05:55:31 10/15/04 Re: RPS MAX CLUTCH, 6puck IMO (n/m) 2nd/3rd/4th (n/m) - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 10:16:57 10/15/04 Beefed auto with a good converter (n/m) - RSR 07:13:54 10/15/04 Been there done that, get a multidisk or an auto - kryptonite729 07:29:28 10/15/04 Really dont want to go down the auto path - ZisLuv 09:23:04 10/15/04 Multiplate Noise - ltd 20:57:47 10/15/04 OS Giken Twin Plate TR2CD (n/m) - ltd 08:19:29 10/15/04 RPS carbon-carbon (n/m) - boileralum 08:30:34 10/15/04 Re: I LIKE my OS Giken Triple disc clutch - tayz 11:44:32 10/15/04 Could some of the above responders please describe how these - Technomancer 12:10:20 10/15/04 My experience - UnrulyZ 13:36:53 10/15/04 Some answers - ltd 20:53:47 10/15/04
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