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stock clutch very fragile?

Mine has been holding up fine since the TT install. Originally my boost was creeping up to near 13 psi due to improper watergate install on my part. That was

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Old 03-18-2012, 12:35 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Mine has been holding up fine since the TT install. Originally my boost was creeping up to near 13 psi due to improper watergate install on my part.

That was the only time I noticed any slip. Even then it was only when I was at highway speeds and then accelerating in a higher gear.

I have never done a really hard launch though. My guess is that it wouldn't hold up well with that abuse.

I am actually impressed with it so far.
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