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Hi guys I've been doing a lot of reading to figure out what new PUSH TYPE clutch I should buy for my 32?

At the moment I have 439hp and a not very old hks twin plate which drives nice but after a few laps on the track it starts to slip.. So before I go buying another new clutch again I was just looking to get some input and advice from fellow members as to what brands and styles have been used with good results and where the best place to buy them from etc etc

Any help into advice is greatly appreciated

Cheers ime

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read up on the npc twin plate thats what ive got (car is being built atm)

the flywheel is built into the clutch as one piece, they are pretty heavy also but very cheap to rebuild as its a thick piece of billet they can get skimmed and new plates put in, compared to rebuilding a jap clutch which will cost nearly as much as a new one

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