Subject	Ther are no springs in the pressure plate..
Posted by	MikeH(Phoenix) on July 02, 2001 at 11:09 PM
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In Reply To	RPS also has stiffer springs = more clamping pressure (n/m) posted by Zustenon on July 02, 2001 at 10:55 PM
Message	it is a diaphram type of spring. No coild springs. Arizona'a most powerful 600HP 15 second Z More powerful than a stock TT , slower than an NA Dynoed 515 rwhp and 420 ft.lbs @ 16psi 89 degrees. 533 rwhp and 450 ft. lbs @19 psi and slipping clutch and heat soaked motor , 85 degrees.
Follow Ups	Stock pressure plate vs. RPS pressure plate.. - MikeH(Phoenix) 22:40:11 07/02/01 RPS also has stiffer springs = more clamping pressure (n/m) - Zustenon 22:55:02 07/02/01 Ther are no springs in the pressure plate.. - MikeH(Phoenix) 23:09:40 07/02/01 That is what I meant the diaphram springs (n/m) - Zustenon 23:19:47 07/02/01
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