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trak-lok clutches, regular vs carbon
LMR sells two different clutch kits for the t-lok, a "normal" one and a carbon one for $30 or $40 more.
They say the carbon clutches are for higher torque applications, what I'm wondering is if there's a difference in feel, i.e. does the rear-end feel more locked up with carbon clutches? Or am I better off just doing the trick where you swap a steel for a clutch disc to get that more locked-up-ness?
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