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Re: clutch
#201819
29/09/2006 13:45
29/09/2006 13:45
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Not that would handle 300 + bhp. The price BARBS is quoting considering it is an uprated item with fitting is competitive
Jamie
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Re: clutch
#201820
29/09/2006 16:18
29/09/2006 16:18
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A GTA friction plate with a walkers cover plate should do you fine - GTA clutch comes as a kit (160 quid I think) and then the walkers plate is another 200. Then add fitting costs, it's not an easy job to do... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Dont bother with ebay IMO - you could get a pile of Cra* and have to fork out even more in the end.
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Re: clutch
#201821
29/09/2006 16:33
29/09/2006 16:33
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The eBay item is Techniclutch's organic job which Sean_C has. I think he's happy with it.
Provided you don't launch the car you should be fine with a GTA/Walkers clutch Nick.
Do you know how much torque you're running?
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Re: clutch
#201822
29/09/2006 16:43
29/09/2006 16:43
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Kenno - what? No Launching? How about attempted launching with the gta/walkers job - is that OK? Oh hell - better start saving for a paddle.... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />
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