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Old 02-07-2008, 11:17 AM
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would a tight/strong pressure plate increase or decrease clutch life span? if the clutch is low, would the stronger grabbing force alter anything.
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What do you mean by low? Imo, a firmer pp will provide more bite, so you'll get less clutch disc slippage, but it will also effect clutch effort.

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i bought a used s2k with one and want to know what to expect re: clutch life.
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