WHAT CLUTCH STANDARD OR UPRATED
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WHAT CLUTCH STANDARD OR UPRATED
Hi i have a saph cossie 2wd and needs new clutch.
it runs stage 1 just under 270bhp. what cluth would be best. ie last longer etc
a) standard clutch
b) organic
c) paddel.
i would say paddel as i dont use the car every day etc. but my dad insists that a standard one is just as good.
so wat do you think. please post you thoughts!!!
it runs stage 1 just under 270bhp. what cluth would be best. ie last longer etc
a) standard clutch
b) organic
c) paddel.
i would say paddel as i dont use the car every day etc. but my dad insists that a standard one is just as good.
so wat do you think. please post you thoughts!!!
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hmmm not sure wat to go for now, steve what im looking for is a good clutch that will take a bit of stick but not that oftern as im thinking of taking to the pod etc for a few runs each year!!! so would the combo of alcon paddel and standard cover be ideal for this!!
by the way it is me bazzaboy but im looged in at work at the mo so my user name is a bitbdifferent as it wouldnt let me sign in as me norm sign on lol.
thanks for the replys from both you guys
by the way it is me bazzaboy but im looged in at work at the mo so my user name is a bitbdifferent as it wouldnt let me sign in as me norm sign on lol.
thanks for the replys from both you guys
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I see no justification for a paddle on 270bhp, just get an uprated organic one.
I only ever use paddle clutches when i have to do so, they are nowhere near as nice to live with as an organic clutch and also they wont last as long in traffic etc before you replace them again.
I only ever use paddle clutches when i have to do so, they are nowhere near as nice to live with as an organic clutch and also they wont last as long in traffic etc before you replace them again.
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