Which CLUTCH!!
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Which CLUTCH!!
Hey guys Im about to get my clutch sorted in 2 weeks. Im stuck! I am going to get a light weight flywheel but Im stuck on whether to get a paddle clutch or a carbon kevlar competition clutch. I want to be able to launch and have aggressive street use. But i dont know which to get, the price difference between the two is like 40 pounds. heres the link
http://japspeed.co.uk/Subaru-Impreza-GD ... c-1-24-77/
would appreciate some advice
http://japspeed.co.uk/Subaru-Impreza-GD ... c-1-24-77/
would appreciate some advice
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Hello mate,
Depends how you want a clutch to feel really?
If you want a OEM feel clutch but uprated and not have a left leg like Popeye then get a Helix Organic single with uprated Grp N housing.
Steve
Depends how you want a clutch to feel really?
If you want a OEM feel clutch but uprated and not have a left leg like Popeye then get a Helix Organic single with uprated Grp N housing.
Steve
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This is a lovely uprated clutch and flywheel package: https://www.scoobynet.com/trader-ann...l-package.html
Feels like a standard clutch, nice and smooth. The forged flywheel improves throttle response and acceleration.
We have customers happily running 400bhp on this package
Give us a call if you need advice (or to place an order) Tel: 01462 488244
Feels like a standard clutch, nice and smooth. The forged flywheel improves throttle response and acceleration.
We have customers happily running 400bhp on this package
Give us a call if you need advice (or to place an order) Tel: 01462 488244
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