Subject	I have the osgiken twin plate carbon-carbon
Posted by	ZisLuv on January 25, 2005 at 9:00 AM
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In Reply To	Which clutch? posted by 00Evan on January 25, 2005 at 07:58 AM
Message	I havent had a good chance to test it out yet though as my car is held up waiting for the new 4.10 diff gear to be installed. The small drive I had with it I was amazed at how light it was. I previously had a single plate organic and this felt about 1/4 of the pedal pressure of that one. Very streetable. Slipped very easily, hill starts etc, just riding the clucth not a problem. Should hold anything I can throw at it on the drag strip. Keep it in mind if you can afford it.
Follow Ups	Which clutch? - 00Evan 07:58:34 01/25/05 all depends on how much you want to race - kryptonite729 08:21:26 01/25/05 I have the osgiken twin plate carbon-carbon - ZisLuv 09:00:33 01/25/05 Idk about those other clutches but... - CrazyGreek 10:01:18 01/25/05 RPS Max 6 puck is fine. - Chip(GMS Racing) 10:08:55 01/25/05 If you are going to be doing drag racing every weekend, then - boileralum 10:12:36 01/25/05 Here is my opinion............ - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 10:45:32 01/25/05 For those that have not seen the in car videos of ZO ..... - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 11:25:42 01/25/05 personally i have always liked the rps 6 puck - genic 11:45:55 01/25/05 track? - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 14:50:04 01/25/05 yes? (n/m) - genic 16:34:22 01/25/05 2nd. 6 puck very steetable, and holds high hp - spotz 18:35:58 01/25/05 RPS max 6 puck has held many 7k rpm launches for me. - sfarrah 12:17:19 01/25/05 Thanks for the info guys. - 00Evan 14:40:18 01/25/05 if you're reading HakenTT's posts about clutches - fourZero 16:36:34 01/25/05
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