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If you had to rebuild your clutch...

Earth1

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Earth1 NPORA Old-Timer

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I drive my Pathy everyday and wheel it quite a bit too. What are the benefits of performance clutch parts (Centerforce, etc.) vs. OEM? Any one part more important and worth upgrading than others? -study-

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Slick NPORA Old-Timer

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well... though Centerforce is a good clutch...depending on how much money you have to blow...and how hard on clutches you are...

The CF II for my Pathy..Summit wanted $437 (to include TO bearing) and so I cruised down to Kragen, and got a heavy duty OEM clutch for $178. (incl. TO bearing). The clutch is good and strong..and cost half of what the CF did.

I do a lot of town driving, and I wheel as well..and I have found my OEM clutches to be sufficient. in the end...it's up to you. :aok:

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