Subject	Is it true that a 6puck has a shorter "throw" of engagement?
Posted by	CRuNK on January 09, 2002 at 4:38 PM
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In Reply To	well posted by genic on January 09, 2002 at 04:07 PM
Message	Ive got a worn out centerforce dual friction on mine and its got a mile of play in the clutch pedal, Believe it or not I have adjusted the clutch pedal 20 times and If I let it in any more it grinds terribly , and it slips at 6,000, its almost like a mechanical rev limiter of sorts ;-[ I want my next clutch to be a very crisp tight engagement with minimal pedal play that doesn't require a long pedal to function properly. when you guys talk about 6-pucks I hear "on/off " I dont know if that means click ' - click ' or CLUNK! -CLUNK! However I will be going with turbos that will most likely be of the TD05 variety , so will this rps 6-puck work for me? someone please enlihgten me for I am probably gonna get in on this group buy.
Follow Ups	Whats difference btwn street and 6 puck clutches? - Animal (TX) 16:03:23 01/09/02 I think - street clutches have springs in them - Furious(Houston) 16:06:51 01/09/02 well - genic 16:07:53 01/09/02 Is it true that a 6puck has a shorter "throw" of engagement? - CRuNK 16:38:40 01/09/02 Basically w/ the 6-puck you don't have much leeway w/ - Furious(Houston) 16:49:17 01/09/02 puck or not shouldnt affect the engage points - genic 16:49:23 01/09/02 difference btwn street and 6 puck clutches.... - Specialty-Z 17:37:05 01/09/02 What do you recommend for: - SactoTodd 18:35:26 01/09/02 Re: What do you recommend for: - Specialty-Z 19:03:02 01/09/02
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