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Tips on inspecting the multi-disc oval track racing clutch

Tips on inspecting the multi-disc oval track racing clutch

Feb 1, 2016 | Clutches, News, Tech How-To | 0 comments

By Jim Mozart, Photos by Moore Good Ink: Commonly, multi-disc racing clutches vary from 4.25in to 7.25in. Racers often favor the smallest diameter clutches available because they believe an advantage can be found in its lighter rotating mass. Yet experience...
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