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Clutch Types

Clutch Types

Postby thealkimo » Fri Feb 13, 2004 2:22 am

I'm going to be getting a new clutch some time this upcoming week. I'm a bit confused on what kind to get for my 99 I4. The "organic" clutch is most likely suitable for my low-power platform, but would any benefits come from getting a "kevlar" clutch? Also, I'm looking at a Centerforce clutch kit that is "dual-friction," what's this mean? Thanks for any useful info...I'm pretty uneducated in the realm of drivetrains and want to be sure I'm purchasing the correct product :D
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