Subject	Re: Re: RPS high five is the Swiss Army knife of Z clutches
Posted by	dTb on May 08, 2014 at 9:07 PM
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In Reply To	Re: RPS high five is the Swiss Army knife of Z clutches posted by GitNMyBelly on May 08, 2014 at 09:07 AM
Message	More rotational inertia and less likely to warp due to lower coefficient of thermal expansion.
Follow Ups	clutch recomnemdations to hold over 500hp rwhp - GitNMyBelly 21:50:15 05/07/14 RPS high five is the Swiss Army knife of Z clutches - 280ZuL8r 22:48:31 05/07/14 Re: RPS high five is the Swiss Army knife of Z clutches - GitNMyBelly 09:07:25 05/08/14 Re: Re: RPS high five is the Swiss Army knife of Z clutches - dTb 21:07:34 05/08/14 easier to launch - aliaZ 06:04:02 05/09/14 Talk to SZ. I am running a SZ Max Street with the SZ - MixManMash 06:28:19 05/08/14 Re: Talk to SZ. I am running a SZ Max Street with the SZ - GitNMyBelly 09:10:06 05/08/14 I'm personally not a fan of Southbend clutches. - MixManMash 11:59:08 05/08/14 Only the full face feramic have welded - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 14:47:10 05/09/14 only if you have slicks though. The high 5 likes to be - Attridge_300ZX 22:58:47 05/08/14 My SouthBend Stage 3 Endurance can handle 600 torque - Aqualung 10:30:05 05/08/14 Re: clutch recomnemdations to hold over 500hp rwhp - FlawleZ (San Antonio) 14:02:10 05/08/14
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