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Subject: Re: Clutch recomendations?
Author: TurboXT	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:13:26 01/17/03 Fri In reply to: tonyz2897 's message, "Clutch recomendations?" on 17:09:57 01/17/03 Fri hmmm try Auto Zone. most of their stuff is U.S made... :D [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Re: Clutch recomendations?

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tonyz2897
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Date Posted: 20:35:22 01/17/03 Fri

Thanks for the tip Gabe, but I'm really interested to see if anybody has had any luck with a low $ clutch holding up against a modified engine. The price is right on the Dynapak (Fenco) clutch from Autozone, but I can't find anything about them as far as how well they hold up. It's wierd, I looked on The Dodge Garage to see what clutches Gary recomended, and which to stay away from, and nobody around here seems to carry any of the brands that he mentioned (either good or bad). So, I'm still at a loss. I've got to put a clutch in it within the next day or two, but I don't want to go with something that will fail in a few weeks.
Any ideas?
Tony

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