rawiswar

what do you guys think of this clutch

the seller does not know the make but there 7075 Aluminium

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rawiswar

hello

rawiswar

anyone here lol

Danju

i dunno how to read the euro money (pounds right?) but if youve got money floating around doing nothing or if its cheap enough to you, then go ahead try it.

rawiswar

yes pounds sterling (not euros, gggrrrr dont say thats what we use in the uk lol)

its about the same price as the stock one

it comes with 2 springs i assume i will have to use them both at once


thank you

rawiswar

do you guys think they look like integy, they better not be lol

BRUSHLESS BASHER

integgy only makes aluminum in 6061, which is really soft, that is 7075, which is really strong.

Revo_Rash

I bought a 2 shoe clutch here about 2 weeks ago it's made from the 7075 alum. with tiny springs instead of the around the clutch spring. A guy here locally makes them as well as other revo alum parts., I bought the shoes and 3 sets of springs (variable tensions) for $25. I'm never going back to the stock shoes again. Alum is awesome. it engages faster, and better than the stockies. I'll have to get you the website so you can check them out. I'd stay clear of integy i've heard bad things about their shoes. The guy I bought mine from actually supplies them to the national racers from my track. and they swear by these clutch shoes.

ttoks

generally you want the clutch to engage later so the engine gains more rpm, so is making more power when the clutch engages, not the other way around, engaging to early bogs the engine down and gives you a slower take off.

rawiswar

ok thank you guys i may get one then

BRUSHLESS BASHER

not if you have an engine that makes more power at lower RPM's, if it gets in to the upper RPM range it will make less power and take off slower.

6speednissan

I still stand by the good ol' MIP clutch kit. Under 15 bucks and works like a champ with two different settings.