Paddle clutch

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Paddle clutch

Postby fitzy88 on Sun May 02, 2004 9:56 pm

Alright guys,

I'm still working out bits for a conversion.
I need some opinions on paddle clutches.

I will feasibly be looking for about 200 bhp.

Should i go for a paddle clutch or just an uprated organic item?

I've heard they are heavy on the foot? What does this mean? Are they uncomfortable to use?

Also, Limited Slip Diffs. How much work is involved in sticking on one of these. Are they worth it?

Any opinions would be much appreciated..
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Re: Paddle clutch

Postby GavStyli on Thu May 06, 2004 9:45 pm

fitzy_88 :Should i go for a paddle clutch or just an uprated organic item?


go for the paddle with a standard cover mate, but dont forget to get your flywheel skimmed
I would give you more details but i havent tested 1 myself just yet but know that they work!
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