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    Spec Clutch Kits at Flying Brick Performance

    We've just added the full line of Spec Clutch Kits, from stage I through V. On a price comparison to Centerforce, these hold more for less costs overall, and offer a more rounded selection of discs depending on application.
    Driving is the only way to go faster....

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    Sweeeet, you'll be getting my order by July hopefully. :D

    BTW, I've been unable to find much info on their site, maybe you know. What's the difference between a Stage 2+ and a 3...basically what throws me off is that a 2+ is more expensive than a 3. :?
    -Brandon
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      #3
      Originally posted by Beej '86 325es
      Sweeeet, you'll be getting my order by July hopefully. :D

      BTW, I've been unable to find much info on their site, maybe you know. What's the difference between a Stage 2+ and a 3...basically what throws me off is that a 2+ is more expensive than a 3. :?
      The stage 2+ uses a carbon kevlar disc material and the stage 2 pressure plate. The stage 3 has a beefier pressure plate and uses carbon semi-metallic disc. As you go up in stages, the disc material gets closer to metal and the pressure plates get stronger. I suspect the reason for the higher pricing on the stage 2+ over the stage 3 is the cost of the materials - i.e., kevlar but that's just an assumption.
      Driving is the only way to go faster....

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