Anyone know about Clutchnet DUAL diaphram Pressure plates?
03-07-2002, 07:32 PM
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Anyone know about Clutchnet DUAL diaphram Pressure plates?
I'm going to test one along with one of their alum flywheels. I have never seen 2 diaphrams sandwiched together like that. Anyone run this set-up or similar?
03-07-2002, 07:52 PM
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Re: Anyone know about Clutchnet DUAL diaphram Pressure plates? (sgT)
i have a brand new one if anyone is intersted... the pp that is... afonez@aol.com (i have the stage 2 one as well!)
03-07-2002, 08:37 PM
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Re: Anyone know about Clutchnet DUAL diaphram Pressure plates? (Tom)
I *think* b18bturbo has a dual diaphram plate on his racecar. I'm not positive though, IM him, it couldn't hurt.
I have driven on one and it does indeed feel like an ACT Extreme PP. Kinda cool, if you ask me.
I have driven on one and it does indeed feel like an ACT Extreme PP. Kinda cool, if you ask me.
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Re: Anyone know about Clutchnet DUAL diaphram Pressure plates? (earl)
I have one and I'm running it with a fidanza 9 lb flywheel. Pedel feel is very stiff, but after a few thousound miles, it'll feel normal. However you will find yourself chirping tires unintentionally due to the robust grabbing strength of the setup. With the sprung disc you can still slip the clutch so it's very streetable-no clutch chatter or dash pounding shifts (unless you want them and shift that way).
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