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Re: Clutch costs + other Fri, 26 November 2004 00:55 Go to previous message
Ceramic is the friction material, and it's arranged in "pucks" (usually 3/4/5 of them) instead of a full face like conventional organic clutches. The idea is to have a lower surface area, which makes the clutch "grab" better - but the downside is you lose a lot of the progressiveness of a full-face clutch. The lower the number of pucks, the "grabbier" it gets, but the more power it can handle without slipping.
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