Weatherman
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OK, I've got to order a new clutch soon, and I'm wondering about my options. I would prefer something heavy duty, after all I have been accused of being a clutch's worst nightmare
Anyhow, I would like to go with a Centerforce Dual Friction, and it has been a while since anyone has mentioned them. Now that you have lived with them for a while, what heavy duty clutches have you all had good performance/luck with? Are the dual frictions holding up? I believe those people who tried the Centerforce I had poor luck with them, as did the people going with most other brands of heavy duty clutches. Others have claimed poor mileage from the stock replacements (35,000 - 50,000 or so).
Basically, now that you've lived with them for a while, who feels they made a good choice, especially those who frequently abuse their drivetrain on the trail, and those with large tires, etc.
Thanks in advance
-Ben
Anyhow, I would like to go with a Centerforce Dual Friction, and it has been a while since anyone has mentioned them. Now that you have lived with them for a while, what heavy duty clutches have you all had good performance/luck with? Are the dual frictions holding up? I believe those people who tried the Centerforce I had poor luck with them, as did the people going with most other brands of heavy duty clutches. Others have claimed poor mileage from the stock replacements (35,000 - 50,000 or so).
Basically, now that you've lived with them for a while, who feels they made a good choice, especially those who frequently abuse their drivetrain on the trail, and those with large tires, etc.
Thanks in advance
-Ben
