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-   -   CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties (https://www.homemadeturbo.com/general-discussion-6/centerforce-dual-friction-vs-clutch-specialties-34185/)

Spenser 01-31-2005 03:52 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
Originally Posted by BlackCRX
ok im sold, 6puck sprung it is
now who and how do i order from ??
stealthmode or 88crx ??

also i am located in canada, will you guys ship to canada or will i have to have it shipped to an UPS depot in the states and pick it up there ??
Mike shipped it to me, I'm in canada, Make sure he ships it via USPs not UPS, otherwise UPS will rape your ass on service charges

BlackCRX 01-31-2005 05:18 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
Originally Posted by Spenser
Originally Posted by BlackCRX
ok im sold, 6puck sprung it is
now who and how do i order from ??
stealthmode or 88crx ??

also i am located in canada, will you guys ship to canada or will i have to have it shipped to an UPS depot in the states and pick it up there ??
Mike shipped it to me, I'm in canada, Make sure he ships it via USPs not UPS, otherwise UPS will rape your ass on service charges
sweet, thats exactly what i wanted to hear
mind if i ask how much the total was for the clutch and having it shipped to canada ??

baldur 01-31-2005 06:34 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
Centerforce isn't all that good. Once it's glazed it just doesn't recover. Mine was acting like a torque converter sometimes, stalling at 5000rpms before I pulled the engine out of the car for some maintenance and a new clutch.

accordepicenter 01-31-2005 08:22 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
Once it's glazed it just doesn't recover
most organic clutches can be glazed pretty nasty

BlackCRX 01-31-2005 08:57 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
actually does anyone know what material the d series 6puck spung hub is made out of ??

accordepicenter 01-31-2005 09:00 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
copper ceramic. They dont glaze (as far as i know) and are resistant to slipping if they get contaminated with oil or some other lubricant, unlike organics

BlackCRX 01-31-2005 09:02 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
call me a noob but doesnt ceramic eat away at the flywheel ??

Dr.Boost 01-31-2005 09:26 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
Originally Posted by BlackCRX
call me a noob but doesnt ceramic eat away at the flywheel ??
Bah, who ------- cares? Racing cars eats away at everything. That's what makes it fun. ;) I like replacing broken parts with better parts. 8)
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accordepicenter 01-31-2005 10:00 PM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
its not as bad as you might think

BlackCRX 02-01-2005 01:08 AM
Re:CenterForce Dual Friction VS Clutch Specialties
 
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Originally Posted by BlackCRX
call me a noob but doesnt ceramic eat away at the flywheel ??
Bah, who ------- cares? Racing cars eats away at everything. That's what makes it fun. ;) I like replacing broken parts with better parts. 8)
ah touche


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