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Good idea to do a 6 puck clutch on stock twins, or overkill? |
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Jackie on September 01, 2003 at 1:28 PM |
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Yes I searched, I'm in the market for a new clutch, after 15psi my stock clutch is starting to slip after only ~400 miles. My car will be stock twins for the forseeable future, I'm guessing no more than ~400rwhp, maybe low/mid 400's torque. I'm looking at the RPS Sport/Street clutch, which supposedly holds up to 540ft/lbs, but I'm wondering if I should move up to the 6 puck, which although a little more $$, will handle more torque. Now I've driven a TT with a 6 puck, and it was too stiff for my liking, but I'm willing to deal with it it's the only thing that won't slip. Anyone on stock twins had issues with a Sport/Street (non 6 puck) slipping? I'm trying to keep the car daily driveable, but I want a strong clutch as well. Suggestions welcome!
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- Good idea to do a 6 puck clutch on stock twins, or overkill? - Jackie
13:28:56 09/01/03
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