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> What is considered the best clutch?, Mine needs replacing!
IanStott
post Oct 12 2005, 06:15 PM
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have engine out and separated from transmission, clutch worn enough to justify replacing. I am not racing and engine is stock, I am in the middle of a rustoration, so I don't need it done today! Wear was even, flywheel has a bit of a ridge so it will need to be dressed, I am trying to find someone local to do that. I replaced the clutch in my beemer a few years ago with a Sachs and it has been great, I have heard of other club members using Sachs, comments/recommendations much appreciated.

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Cap'n Krusty
post Oct 12 2005, 06:20 PM
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The stock clutch is the best, and probably the most economical, clutch for your purposes. Go with a new one. Thirty years (+) tells me that a "rebuilt" clutch is an absolute waste of both your time and your money. The Cap'n
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