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Old 10-14-2008, 12:57 AM   #1
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stage 2 clutches

hey guys, whats the difference between stock and stage 2 clutch?
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Re: stage 2 clutches

The difference is that they have more holding power, which means they can handle more hp. Like if you run boost on a stock clutch youll burn up your clutch, because a stock clutch just cant handle the power.
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