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horsepower on clutch

around how much hp does the stock clutch handle on the 2nd gen7 and when increasing hp , when is it a good idea to get a better clutch
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Re: horsepower on clutch

Stock FC clutches suck.. Period.
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Re: horsepower on clutch

well the stock clutch tends to go out around 80k-90k miles mine lasted for 101k miles then just went out all of a sudden, and I have no mods if yours wondering. but I'm upgradeing to a stage 1 clutch cuz the FC clutches are weak...

get a new clutch!
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