XDT clutches
21 September 2005, 11:35 AM
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XTD clutches
Has anybody heard of, or better yet had experience of these clutches?
Ive found a 6 paddle which is suitable for my needs and the price is great in comparison to some....it looks like a quiality piece of kit fine and the guy has no negative feedback on his account at all in nearly 4000 auctions....
Neil
Ive found a 6 paddle which is suitable for my needs and the price is great in comparison to some....it looks like a quiality piece of kit fine and the guy has no negative feedback on his account at all in nearly 4000 auctions....
Neil
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22 September 2005, 09:40 AM
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i dont think it will be enough bob...i think im going to try this one.....see how it goes, a friend of mine has a paddle clutch in his GT4 daily driver and he seems ok...
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Ok i have found out that that these clutches are made by the same people that make them for SPEC, they use the same pressure and friction plates. SPEC clutches seem to be quite highly regarded in the US for more extreme use so i think im going to give this one a go....
Ill let you all know how it goes...
Ill let you all know how it goes...
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