Subject	Re: rps clutch question
Posted by	greydog on March 05, 2007 at 9:59 PM
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In Reply To	rps clutch question posted by PearlZX on March 05, 2007 at 06:16 PM
Message	:Very happy with the RPS. At the same time, I installed heavy duty pivot and stainless clutch line. Pedal pressure seems slightly lighter than stock and is very progressive in traffic. Great clutch!!! Dan Its the ride, not the destination.
Follow Ups	rps clutch question - PearlZX 18:16:13 03/05/07 You might consider contacting Specialty Z for the RPS - dregos 18:36:43 03/05/07 thanks guys, i appreciate it ! (n/m) - PearlZX 06:35:17 03/06/07 RPS pricing (everywhere) just went up as of March 1st. (n/m) - Inzane 18:53:26 03/05/07 Love my RPS Max street; thanks for the adjustment help :) - zresearcher 19:21:22 03/05/07 I was at the drag strip this weekend and a buddy of mine - octavian-z 20:20:16 03/05/07 Jumping the gun there a little - spddracer 21:11:42 03/05/07 His previous clutch was slipping because... - octavian-z 21:34:28 03/05/07 Maybe its worn to the rivets BECAUSE it was slipping. (n/m) - CaliguyPurdue (redesigning) 21:58:07 03/05/07 He's a good friend of mine and he never complained about - octavian-z 22:31:32 03/05/07 Holding the power and slipping it are two different things.. - octavian-z 22:07:23 03/05/07 The clutch is well proven to hold up in drag racing. - spddracer 05:55:00 03/06/07 In Joe's (spddracer) and south bends defense... - TURBO GAGE 12:40:54 03/06/07 Re: rps clutch question - greydog 21:59:31 03/05/07
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