apexgt
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What kind of results are being seen with clutch kits? What is the best one and why?
dirkdiggler
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Any clutch kit with a adjustable clutch weight is going to be better then one with a fixed arm or an arm that you have to drill rivits out to make changes to.
I'm going to be using Ulmer Racing clutching. Allen and his father use a track dyno and field test there kits in the snow to prove them out. Allen and his father also have a professional race team. They know what they are doing!!!!
I'm going to be using Ulmer Racing clutching. Allen and his father use a track dyno and field test there kits in the snow to prove them out. Allen and his father also have a professional race team. They know what they are doing!!!!
YammiMoose
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apexgt said:
From what I have read a clutch kit gives you both low and mid range usually at the expense at top end. Is this true?
I don’t want to loose any top end and actually want more. What can I do without installing a Turbo?
I am considering one from Ulmer Racing. He seems very much on top of things and has allot of impute on this site. I’m impressed!
dirkdiggler
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Your topend will remain the same with the Ulmer racing setup. there is no sacrifice of topend with his kit.
