MM022HD - Exedy Twin HEAVY DUTY
Feb 2, 2006, 08:37 PM
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What's the difference between the Heavy Duty and the normal type? I've been PM'ing MattGold and had no answer so anyone else?
[Sorry Matt, this is not intended as a flame, but so people don't tell me to PM you. I guess you're fairly busy etc...]
[Sorry Matt, this is not intended as a flame, but so people don't tell me to PM you. I guess you're fairly busy etc...]
Feb 7, 2006, 08:39 AM
#33
Sorry about that!
I just looked thru my PMs and I did have one message from you!
Anyhow, the only difference between the SD and the HD versions of the Exedy Twin Metallic is the Pressure Plate.
The SD is around 2200lb clamp load and the HD is a 2600lb clamp load.
The discs, flywheel, and intermediate plate are IDENTICAL.
As far power holding goes, the SD is good for cars looking to go 11.00 and faster. The HD is for guys gunning for mid to low 10s.
Streetability remains the same for both clutchs, along with engagement... although a tad more pedal effort will be realized with the HD (still very light compared to other clutches on the market).
I hope I answered your questions - and if you or anyone ever feels like I haven't responded - PLEASE give me a call 321-255-4898.
Thanks!
I just looked thru my PMs and I did have one message from you!
Anyhow, the only difference between the SD and the HD versions of the Exedy Twin Metallic is the Pressure Plate.
The SD is around 2200lb clamp load and the HD is a 2600lb clamp load.
The discs, flywheel, and intermediate plate are IDENTICAL.
As far power holding goes, the SD is good for cars looking to go 11.00 and faster. The HD is for guys gunning for mid to low 10s.
Streetability remains the same for both clutchs, along with engagement... although a tad more pedal effort will be realized with the HD (still very light compared to other clutches on the market).
I hope I answered your questions - and if you or anyone ever feels like I haven't responded - PLEASE give me a call 321-255-4898.
Thanks!
