Rossy43

I think my clutch may be slipping. Going to diagnose properly over next few days. This thread is just preparing my for the worst.

Which is the best type of clutch for my 3 door Cosworth. Running around 380-400 with a T35 and 30psi.??

How much will I be looking at? Where is the best place to go for it?

Cheers Ross.

doga-ot

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Ap 6 paddle racing for cossie 4x4 or alcon 6 paddle for cossie 4x4 bud

Rossy43

Its 2wd.

Rsmat

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I run a 6 paddle with 36psi and 412ftlb mate

doga-ot

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I know so's mine but 4x4 clutches take more torque

BIL N KEL

I run ap 6 paddle with standard cover at same spec as you

Rossy43

Sound.

How much was that?

Moonstone Steve.

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I was advised to have a genuine Helix clutch for my build which should see more power and torque than yours quoted.

Steve

AndyR1

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ive used both ap and alcon 6 paddel cluches and i found the alcon to be better feal but both last about the same

Gazzonator

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I ran an AP 6 paddle with the heavy duty pressure plate on my 4x4 saph that was rolling roaded at 450 bhp and used hard everytime with no issues.

The only problem I have is that I struggle sometimes with how hard the clutch pedal is to push down due to having a fucked left leg with no strength in it after a motorbike accident but anyone else that has a correctly functioning left peg should be ok!

MARCOSWORTH

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I'm running a AP 6 paddle with a Helix uprated clutch cover on my T38 conversion, works very well and light

bigluke200

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I've just switched from AP 6 paddle with AP heavy cover to a new AP 6 paddle and heavy duty Helix cover as recommended by Matt Lewis.

OMG it's so much lighter under foot! Can't believe the difference!

tomoyb

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4x4 take more torque?

they are exactly the same just release bearing diffrent

alcon 6 paddle over ap anyday

COSSY DALE

as said above alcon 6 paddle kit, seems to be a better pedal than the ap kit, & will easy cope with your current set up