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Old 26-Aug-2006, 13:29
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Whats the difference...
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Whats the diffence Between these 2 clutch plates, 1's got a solid friction pad whilst the other has seperate pads.

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Old 26-Aug-2006, 13:31
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wet clutch / dry clutch?

slipper v's std?

old v's new?

do they both work?

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Old 26-Aug-2006, 14:00
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Mood: Has change happened...must of missed it!
Sintered versus carbon?
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Old 26-Aug-2006, 14:13
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as andy says, the left is standard (not sure wot it's made of) and the the right is a sintered.
I think...
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Old 26-Aug-2006, 14:19
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That said i dont know what make, my sintered ones are seperate parts ie slotted.
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Old 26-Aug-2006, 14:57
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Wink I think you will find . . .
they are both Carbon - just different types of plate!

sintered plates have a golden colouring to them and are usually on steel.

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