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05-31-2006, 09:45 PM

#11

ju-on

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Re: sprung or unsprung clutch

I have a sprung 6-puck on my car. Engagement is pretty smooth, and seems to be holding the power just fine. I definately like it on my application.

05-31-2006, 09:51 PM

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samson

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Re: sprung or unsprung clutch

Sprung FTW unless a drag car. I rock the sprung on my DD and occasionally I'll pull out with some chatter. I can't imagine the unsprung, and to all you who said it I never even thought about the drivetrain shock.

05-31-2006, 09:53 PM

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MikeJ-2009

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Re: sprung or unsprung clutch

Springs are just more things that could go wrong, and unsprung clutches are JDM.

05-31-2006, 10:01 PM

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RedCavz

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Re: sprung or unsprung clutch

I've got a spec stage 4 ready to go in, and thats a 6 puck unsprung. You gotta go gangster once in a while.

05-31-2006, 11:00 PM

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ghettoturbo

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Re: sprung or unsprung clutch

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Originally Posted by Stealthmode

Springs are just more things that could go wrong, and unsprung clutches are JDM.

exactly...unsprung is not hard to get used to at all. since a friend of mine had springs fly off his clutch and destroy his trans i like the idea of unsprung

06-01-2006, 12:21 AM

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W O T

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Re: sprung or unsprung clutch

Honestly I went with the unsprung because of the lower price

People say it chatters and its like a switch and everything

I got used to it in a day, its astill a little jerky on hills and slow accel when im not paying attention

but if you have a fairly strong leg, you can ease the clutch out on a hill no problem

I like it, doesnt affect me at all and I hear no noises