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Re: Living with a paddle clutch
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#501615
12/12/2007 23:08
12/12/2007 23:08
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Anywhere that has roads
Welformed
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Anywhere that has roads
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My coop isn't exactly the most firmly built inside. Sounds like I'm going to create a few extra rattles with this.  I really think I need to test drive one! It's hard to get a good idea on the net. Anyone live near MK?! Or maybe I should just go Organic? But I need a clutch that can handle significantly more than 400Bhp...
A 340Bhp, 300lb/ft powered thread hijacker
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Re: Living with a paddle clutch
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#501626
12/12/2007 23:33
12/12/2007 23:33
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Kenno
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Kenno
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Nigel has a helix organic and runs 330+lb/ft. The organic has a near OE feel with just a bit more bite.
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Re: Living with a paddle clutch
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#501631
12/12/2007 23:48
12/12/2007 23:48
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Sandhurst
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ex El Presidente
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Clutches are rated on torque, not bhp, WF
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: Living with a paddle clutch
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13/12/2007 19:15
13/12/2007 19:15
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eldinho
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eldinho
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probably about 330-350 at a guess!
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