Paddle clutch
27-04-2008, 06:34 PM
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Paddle clutch
While my engine is being changed i'm replacing the clutch but i've heard a paddle clutch is very on/off and hard to live with. The car will be 400bhp ish so what would you guys recommend?
28-04-2008, 05:57 AM
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ive used the AP 6 paddle for several years now with no issues.
it is a bit more harsh than the standard clutch but it takes no time atall to get used to it - im sure you will be able to live with it happily.
Mark, has your car already been converted to hydraulic clutch?
it is a bit more harsh than the standard clutch but it takes no time atall to get used to it - im sure you will be able to live with it happily.
Mark, has your car already been converted to hydraulic clutch?
28-04-2008, 02:02 PM
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I've not got the hydraulic conversion yet coz i'm spending loads on the engine a getting it in the car and running but as soon as i get some more cash i'll take it upto Reyland to be converted.
Will a paddle clutch be ok with cable then ? (probably get the motorcraft cover)
Will a paddle clutch be ok with cable then ? (probably get the motorcraft cover)
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you will be fine with the cable mate, mines been used with the cable for a few years.
i ws only asking if you had hydraulic as i know it makes it alot lighter.
i ws only asking if you had hydraulic as i know it makes it alot lighter.
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