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05-01-2001, 04:32 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Palm Harbor, FL
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performance clutch advise
In my aarticle "clutch problem" I stated that I needed to replace the clutch in my '95 Mustang GT with T-5. I have a couple of choices. King Cobra comes with pressure plate, throwout bearing, and disc for $200. RAM HD clutch costs $149 as does ZOOM. Then ZOOM has a multi-friction clutch for $209. RAM also has a powergrip kevlar clutch for $219. My questions are, what is multi-friction? What is the advantage of kevlar? Finally, which is the best deal of the four choices? Thanks.
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