DAZ1985
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Current clutch on its way out, so looking for an uprated one
Ph2 plans for the near future, so something to take abit of abuse
what do you recommend?
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Nic Barnes
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helix 4 paddle job, i done over 20k miles and its still ok
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DAZ1985
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where would i get one of them from?
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Nic Barnes
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helix themselves or tweeks sell them. biut heavier than a std clutch, but ive not had mine slip yet and its had a hell of a lot of abuse
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Ben ev
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phs 2 standed one will be more than capable. paddles suck for road use imo. pain in the arse round town/parking etc
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Nic Barnes
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben ev
phs 2 standed one will be more than capable. paddles suck for road use imo. pain in the arse round town/parking etc
oddly get used to it after a while
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Vaux Lad
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As said.
I know of a few ph2 let's running standard gm clutches without problems.
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Ben ev
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i make more power and torque then stock phs 2 on a used gm clutch pot type. have gave it plenty for 10k+miles and not had any probs. depends how deep your wallet is and how much patiences you have but if you can live with it get a paddle and it will be ok for longer. personnally i prefer to change a standed one or something with a better pressure plate abit more often than to put up with a paddle item
[Edited on 18-08-2007 by Ben ev]
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DAZ1985
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whats the difference with these paddle clutches compared with normal type?
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Ben ev
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for driving purposes basically a padle clutch is either on or off not like a standed with a biting point if you no what i mean
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DAZ1985
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Yeah i get what you mean
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