Clutch pedal force ???
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Clutch pedal force ???
Hi,
I now drive with the Exedy Twin Plate.
I do not like the way the clutch engages when cold. The shaking of the car can be quite embarrassing.
I am considering changing to the Exedy Sport (single plate).
However I do not want the force used to press the clutch to be higher then what I now have. In this regard the Twin Plate is very comfortable ??
Help.
Thanks !
I now drive with the Exedy Twin Plate.
I do not like the way the clutch engages when cold. The shaking of the car can be quite embarrassing.
I am considering changing to the Exedy Sport (single plate).
However I do not want the force used to press the clutch to be higher then what I now have. In this regard the Twin Plate is very comfortable ??
Help.
Thanks !
Last edited by jaap; Feb 25, 2007 at 07:29 AM. Reason: wrong text
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dude, i tested my friends ACT HDSS , and i feel like im gonna grow my cafs into a frigging BEAST, i want stock feeling ;(
my friend has an exedy twin, it rattles because no spring pressure
you have the best street/race clutch, if your gonna DD, get single, twin is hardcore....
my friend has an exedy twin, it rattles because no spring pressure
you have the best street/race clutch, if your gonna DD, get single, twin is hardcore....
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Just be aware that there is a huge differnece in the ability to hold power between the two. Most really beefy single plate clutches are really hard in the pedal, my friends ACT single is painful to drive after a while.
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