cluthes?
12-29-2008, 10:31 PM
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cluthes?
does anyone have a good preference on a racing clutch? my clutch is starting to slip alittle and i might as well go ahead and get a racing clutch if i am gonna have to replace it i have the stage 2 upgrade now but am planning on goin with the stage 3 and putting some diff cams and a little more stuff when i get back from iraq
12-29-2008, 10:46 PM
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it depends on your driving skill....
I'm making more power than most on here with my stocker with 24k miles on it and NO slipping so it's all about how you drive the car!
I'm making more power than most on here with my stocker with 24k miles on it and NO slipping so it's all about how you drive the car!
12-29-2008, 11:15 PM
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12-29-2008, 11:23 PM
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The balts clutch is like a woman, you have to drive her the way SHE wants
But seriously, I have almost 70,000km's on my 06 and I drive it like I stole it on the stock clutch, and it works great. I baby it and the bitch slips like it has ice, so I must have a women that likes' it rough
12-30-2008, 11:16 AM
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^QFT. The stock clutch is fine with Stage II. At one point, about 6 months after I got my car, I noticed a slight slip from 1 to 2. But that was because I was getting sloppy with my driving. Reading up, and changing my habits, I haven't experienced it yet, a year later. The balts clutch is like a woman, you have to drive her the way SHE wants
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