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06-14-2003, 11:49 AM

I have talked to several people who had on/off clutches in their cars. My impression is that the carbon clutch is fine, as long as you don't get caught in ANY congested traffic, in other words.......track only!!!!!!!

Based on this, and what JRV stated, above, I think I will just go with the stock clutch........will wait a few years, for the next clutch replacement, and check with JRV again.

In a response from Tilton they stated about $5,000 (only an estimate), then say ".......compared to the cost of a stock Ferrari setup, the cost is not that much". With a stock Ferari clutch around $2000, where are these guys coming from?

06-14-2003, 11:49 AM	#6 (permalink)
Henryk Posts: n/a	I have talked to several peopl I have talked to several people who had on/off clutches in their cars. My impression is that the carbon clutch is fine, as long as you don't get caught in ANY congested traffic, in other words.......track only!!!!!!! Based on this, and what JRV stated, above, I think I will just go with the stock clutch........will wait a few years, for the next clutch replacement, and check with JRV again. In a response from Tilton they stated about $5,000 (only an estimate), then say ".......compared to the cost of a stock Ferrari setup, the cost is not that much". With a stock Ferari clutch around $2000, where are these guys coming from?