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Tough NMRA classes beg the question: What is a good clutch?

Tough NMRA classes beg the question: What is a good clutch?

by Susan Moore | Jun 1, 2016 | Clutches, News, Tech How-To | 0 comments

By Fergus Ogilvy:   There are several schools of thought on the question of what constitutes a good clutch. But first there are two separate strands to this narrative that need to be addressed: street or track. It’s key to distinguish whether the car will be used...
You may not think it will kill your clutch but it will

You may not think it will kill your clutch but it will

by App Studios | Feb 22, 2016 | Clutches, News | 0 comments

Written by Moore Good Ink: Why precipitate the loss of a perfectly good clutch when it can be avoided? Ram Clutches offers two valuable tips: On chassis dynamometers Probably the greatest threat to the longevity of a clutch system is imposed by the chassis...
Tips on inspecting the multi-disc oval track racing clutch

Tips on inspecting the multi-disc oval track racing clutch

by App Studios | 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...
Of five major threats to a clutch system, what would you consider the most forbidding?

Of five major threats to a clutch system, what would you consider the most forbidding?

by Susan Moore | Jul 7, 2015 | Clutches, News | 0 comments

Archie Bosman: As you sit quietly reading these lines, a whirl of activity is taking place in the bell housing. Let’s imagine for a moment the clutch assembly could express its greatest anxiety, what might it be? Might it be the use of excessively harsh friction...
2015 Mustang upgrade: the trouble with supercharging

2015 Mustang upgrade: the trouble with supercharging

by Susan Moore | Jun 7, 2015 | Clutches, News | 3 comments

By Sam Logan: Adrian Gomez, an industrious 27-year old who manages Mak Performance, a Miami specialty shop established in 1995, bought a 2015 Mustang 5.0 and with fewer than 7,000 miles on the clock installed a Pro Charger centrifugal supercharger. It extended the...
Cure for uncomfortably high clutch pedal on late-model street cars

Cure for uncomfortably high clutch pedal on late-model street cars

by Susan Moore | May 14, 2015 | Clutches, News, Tech How-To | 9 comments

By Sam Logan: Most late-model street vehicles use an internal hydraulic clutch release bearing, sometimes called a concentric slave cylinder (CSC). Yet, unfathomably, many of them suffer from clutch engagement high on the pedal travel. For most drivers, this is not...
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