4 Paddle or 6 Paddle clutch in Escort RS Turbo S2
27-01-2004, 08:01 AM
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4 Paddle or 6 Paddle clutch in Escort RS Turbo S2
Can anyone recommend the 6 paddle clutch??
I've been told the 6 paddle is slightly smoother in engagement, can anyone confirm this??
Any help appreciated.
Thanx
I've been told the 6 paddle is slightly smoother in engagement, can anyone confirm this??
Any help appreciated.
Thanx
27-01-2004, 08:54 PM
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Haven't tried a 6 paddle in an RST - got a very ruff 4 paddle in mine. But a chap I know has had both in his cossie and said that the 6 paddle is so much better than the 4 paddle in terms of easy of use and smoothness.
28-01-2004, 11:08 AM
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O.K. people, i didn't really get any advise so i spoke with Burton Power and Grove Garage and they advised the 6 paddle to be smoother in take up.
So i've now got my 6 paddle alcon clutch from Ears Motorsport www.ears.co.uk
It was off the shelf and next day delivery all for £330 all in.
I'll let you all know how violant it is.
So i've now got my 6 paddle alcon clutch from Ears Motorsport www.ears.co.uk
It was off the shelf and next day delivery all for £330 all in.
I'll let you all know how violant it is.
28-01-2004, 07:48 PM
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am I talking to myself or what.
Sounds good - let us know what its like, cos i'd be very very interested in ditching the 4 paddle for a 6 paddle. Cheers for the price info too.
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