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12-13-2002, 12:00 PM
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Cool. I am going to start out with just one turn on mine, which should give me ~990 lbs or something like that. But, I'll have 9 grams of counterweights on it also. The counterweights, in my line of thinking, should allow you to use lower base pressure while still allowing it to clamp down hard as the RPM comes up and the additional clamping force comes in from the weights...
How much slippage do you get launching your car before the clutch really clamps in with your current set-up? Oh, and I'll take your Jerico! 
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