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has any1 used or have a xtd 6 puck clutch on there zed? have heard gd and bad reviews apprently they a sister company to exedy using there parts :rolleyes:

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has any1 used or have a xtd 6 puck clutch on there zed? have heard gd and bad reviews apprently they a sister company to exedy using there parts :rolleyes:

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Haven't got personal experience of either clutches you refer to but can tell you that a 6 puck clutch is either on or off. They really are not suited to road driving and should only be used in track going cars.

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If you're after a good upgraded clutch for fast road conditions then I would suggest a RPS Street Max clutch. At ยฃ425 they are a great deal and can handle a lot of power/abuse. RPS clutches have an excellent reputation and long track record of satisfied customers. Let me know if you're interested.

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Dan

will agree with danny paddle clutch's are ****ing aweful in traffic and lifespan is generally between 4-10k miles LOL due to the friction surface being thin compared to an organic one

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you will find everytime you lift your foot cluth judder is ominant, but once mastered its ok

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bit like marmite love it on HATE it

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secondly make sure your flywheel is 100% otherwise any distortion will kill the thin plates on a paddle in 100s miles not thousands

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greg

rps sport is fookin lovely and the only clutch id use in a mildy tuned 300 ;)

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usable/trackable/longetivity

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