new Quarter Master eight leg street twin is out
Dec 16, 2011, 08:18 AM
#79
Those are not the street disc, those are Sintered Bronze race disc with gear-driven hubs. Its not the gear-driven hubs that make the drivability better, its the combination of the hubs, the 8-leg pressure plate, and the heavier flywheel. The Street twin has all of those things, and "softer" disc. Not softer in the sense of they are squishy and will wear out fast, "softer" in the sense that they don't drive as hard as the race disc.
I'm actually 100% amazed that as many street twins that I sold not a single person can take the time to write a review for me. I email them all the time and they can't make a post for me. I'll see if I can get them to reply to my email in more than just 1 sentence describing how they like the clutch. Everyone I sold it to has told me "I love it" however that is the extent of it. I'm sure your not going to want a bunch of my customers comments of "I love it" on here lol. That will take up a page in itself.
You know damn well if the product was horrible there would be a million reviews about it sucking, however when something is awesome hardly anyone ever says anything. I'm guilty of this too, I have a bunch of "new releases" on my STi and I have yet to write a review, I suck.
In my opinion, consider no negative reviews as a product working as described
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I'm actually 100% amazed that as many street twins that I sold not a single person can take the time to write a review for me. I email them all the time and they can't make a post for me. I'll see if I can get them to reply to my email in more than just 1 sentence describing how they like the clutch. Everyone I sold it to has told me "I love it" however that is the extent of it. I'm sure your not going to want a bunch of my customers comments of "I love it" on here lol. That will take up a page in itself.
You know damn well if the product was horrible there would be a million reviews about it sucking, however when something is awesome hardly anyone ever says anything. I'm guilty of this too, I have a bunch of "new releases" on my STi and I have yet to write a review, I suck.
In my opinion, consider no negative reviews as a product working as described
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Dec 16, 2011, 10:51 AM
#80
Those are not the street disc, those are Sintered Bronze race disc with gear-driven hubs. Its not the gear-driven hubs that make the drivability better, its the combination of the hubs, the 8-leg pressure plate, and the heavier flywheel. The Street twin has all of those things, and "softer" disc. Not softer in the sense of they are squishy and will wear out fast, "softer" in the sense that they don't drive as hard as the race disc.
I'm actually 100% amazed that as many street twins that I sold not a single person can take the time to write a review for me. I email them all the time and they can't make a post for me. I'll see if I can get them to reply to my email in more than just 1 sentence describing how they like the clutch. Everyone I sold it to has told me "I love it" however that is the extent of it. I'm sure your not going to want a bunch of my customers comments of "I love it" on here lol. That will take up a page in itself.
You know damn well if the product was horrible there would be a million reviews about it sucking, however when something is awesome hardly anyone ever says anything. I'm guilty of this too, I have a bunch of "new releases" on my STi and I have yet to write a review, I suck.
In my opinion, consider no negative reviews as a product working as described.
I'm actually 100% amazed that as many street twins that I sold not a single person can take the time to write a review for me. I email them all the time and they can't make a post for me. I'll see if I can get them to reply to my email in more than just 1 sentence describing how they like the clutch. Everyone I sold it to has told me "I love it" however that is the extent of it. I'm sure your not going to want a bunch of my customers comments of "I love it" on here lol. That will take up a page in itself.
You know damn well if the product was horrible there would be a million reviews about it sucking, however when something is awesome hardly anyone ever says anything. I'm guilty of this too, I have a bunch of "new releases" on my STi and I have yet to write a review, I suck.
In my opinion, consider no negative reviews as a product working as described
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Dec 16, 2011, 08:39 PM
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Those are not the street disc, those are Sintered Bronze race disc with gear-driven hubs. Its not the gear-driven hubs that make the drivability better, its the combination of the hubs, the 8-leg pressure plate, and the heavier flywheel. The Street twin has all of those things, and "softer" disc. Not softer in the sense of they are squishy and will wear out fast, "softer" in the sense that they don't drive as hard as the race disc.
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Dec 19, 2011, 01:18 PM
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And how long will it last a street driven evo with over 500 ft lbs of tq with some drag strip time once in a blue moon but plenty of boulevard bruising?
Dec 19, 2011, 01:42 PM
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Dang, i sure am getting tired of my old style race QM.,.... All the noise it makes and the super light FW is what i hate. I dont care if it chatters or is harsh. I will be looking into a new clutch soon. I drove a friends exedy twin HD and i'm in love!!!!! How does the QM street twin compare to the exedy twin HD? I holds more turque i know and that is a must as my engine makes 600ft lbs.
Does the exedy tripple drive like the twin or NO?
Does the exedy tripple drive like the twin or NO?