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clyons8
Re: clutch for street use ?
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Exedy HD.

Or the stock clutch. You don't need anything hardcore unless you are racing it.

Posted on: 2011/6/23 11:32
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datski620
Re: clutch for street use ?
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always comes down to how you treat it to how long they last...

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estyre
Re: clutch for street use ?
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Ok ,so thats just the rpm clutch kit

I won't be drifting it ,just for my ute

Would I be better off getting a ceramic clutch or something ,I want something that will last

Posted on: 2011/6/23 11:27
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datski620
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the hd clutches are pretty good...not too bad for traffic just a little heavy is all

Posted on: 2011/6/23 11:12
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the vanette a15 hd ones are ok, if your dirfiting or rubbish like that, they are cheap enought to chew through.

i never had a drama with them.

Posted on: 2011/6/23 11:11
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Hey everyone I need a new clutch for my new motor

It's a mild a15 and ill be running a 4sp 60a aswell

What are my options ? I know of the HD RMP clutch kits ,but what else can I use that won't be too bad in traffic and will last and NOT slip !!

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