techniclutch?
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techniclutch?
Good morning!
Have any of you guys got this clutch fitted to you scoobys? Its a fast road clutch, I did actually have one of these for my fiesta but its abit different!
If not has anyone got any recommendations?
Thanks Aaron
Have any of you guys got this clutch fitted to you scoobys? Its a fast road clutch, I did actually have one of these for my fiesta but its abit different!
If not has anyone got any recommendations?
Thanks Aaron
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To be honest mate I've never heard anything good about them they are cheap in price and cheap in makeup,get a clutch that is built and fit for purpose,before I can recommend you a clutch I need to know how you use the car road,road&track,track etc...and how much power your car is running.SJ.
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Its a 2002 bugeye, it was running 237 but im now getting it rebuilt! One day im hoping to run near 400bhp. Im on abit of a budget aswell.
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Loads of people seem to hate them but I had one on my classic for years with no problems,
Used to go Santa Pod a lot to so it had some launches, was fine when I sold the car and continued to be for over a year until the car was put thru a dry stone wall by the new owner.
Used to go Santa Pod a lot to so it had some launches, was fine when I sold the car and continued to be for over a year until the car was put thru a dry stone wall by the new owner.
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Loads of people seem to hate them but I had one on my classic for years with no problems,
Used to go Santa Pod a lot to so it had some launches, was fine when I sold the car and continued to be for over a year until the car was put thru a dry stone wall by the new owner.
Used to go Santa Pod a lot to so it had some launches, was fine when I sold the car and continued to be for over a year until the car was put thru a dry stone wall by the new owner.
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I ran one of these clutches in my 205 1900 road rally car, granted at that point it wasn't putting out anywhere near the power of a Subaru but they do take a hammering all night and I did have problems with clutch slip when it got hot. I replaced it for an OMP ridged paddle plate which cured the problem so the pressure plate was up to the job but I really wouldn't consider putting one in an Impreza especially if your considering upping the power.
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Other than mateys post above, imhave notmheard one single good thing about techniclutch.
Pretty hated on the ford scene and mate had had one for his focus rs.... Needless to say it was removed shortly after fitting as it slipped and replaced with an AP
Imo you buy cheap, you buys twice
Pretty hated on the ford scene and mate had had one for his focus rs.... Needless to say it was removed shortly after fitting as it slipped and replaced with an AP
Imo you buy cheap, you buys twice
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Avoid them there a bunch of tossers! I got one took it to scooby spares. They rang them forcme and got a replacement! And even yhat wasnt much better! I got a exedy fjk2022 from euro car parts for £135!
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