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A quick clutch question


marc_p
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I'm looking at getting a new clutch(mine appears to just slip on the second turbo now the boost has been turned up), I am looking at the RPS 6-puck sport clutch, however, I have a quick question, what's the difference between the solid and the spring hub, MVP mention that the solid will last longer than spring, but is it more jerky to drive with (i.e. less of a biting point)?

 

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Cheers

 

Marc

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Ahh right, cheers for that, erm....next question, what is the difference between a full face and a 6 puck clutch?

 

Apoligies for being a bit of a 'tard.

 

full face- acts like a normal clutch, puck type acts like an on/off switch in simple terms, if i was you id try and stick with a full face clutch(organic type) I changed mine to a 6 puck style one and there not ideal for road use real pita in traffic

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full face- acts like a normal clutch, puck type acts like an on/off switch in simple terms, if i was you id try and stick with a full face clutch(organic type) I changed mine to a 6 puck style one and there not ideal for road use real pita in traffic

 

That's great, thanks :thumbs:

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