As above im going to have to buy soon. I dislike a heavy pedal and seen a few times now the std one is up to the job on a 2wd. advice on this would be great.. Driving style would be a bit mad but never a hard man on clutchs... Cheers folks

 

How much power are you running, a std clutch will take 350/400 no problem.
After that I would go ALCON 6 paddle with std cover(diaphragm), nice and light and NOT snappy like some are, very progressive they are.
tabetha

 

Cheers my good man. 350 in or around. More than enough for my Irish roads.

 

You can never have enough!:P

I have a 4 paddle AP in my car and its very heavy!

My friend has a 6 paddle (Think its Alcon) and its no heavier than standard, fair enough, can be a bit juddery to drive, but once you get used to it you'll be grand.

 

I have a 6 paddle Ap in mine on a motorcraft cover and bearing and it's fine but judders when setting off but it's fine.

I have a standard clutch thats done 700 miles for sale cheap if you need a new one, this was used to run in then the uprated fitted before set-up.

 

Thats the thing. I don't want a heavy pedal but as for the judder can't live with that atall atall.... Std it is until someone comes up with a better plan. I'd be right in thinking there half the price to. Not being a tight feck just ya'd have a box out and back in jig time if need be. Paul RS you going to mullingar. Should be a good show......

 

i've got an AP 6 paddlein my cossie; and it aint that heavy; it does judder slightly when pulling away but you get used to that

standard clutch are pretty good for 350hp ish; just make sure you skim the flywheel when fitting a new clutch and i would install a new clutch cable too

 

Try an organic AP? they are ok, i had one in my old RS turbo.

Yes we will be down for mullingar! Are you going?

 

For sure heading with R5cos in his escort. see you there.... ill prob be the drunk one beside the tall fella.lol