Textralia OZ700 after 10k miles
05-11-2007, 07:59 AM
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So I think everyone should throw the Spec is crap, Textralia is crap, Ram is crap out the door. You can have problems no matter what clutch you have. I think these things make the threads about which clutch is the best pretty much useless. Cause personally i'm tired of seeing Spec is a POS clutch, Ram is a POS clutch, Textralia is a POS. Just my .02.
05-11-2007, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Jon5212
So I think everyone should throw the Spec is crap, Textralia is crap, Ram is crap out the door. You can have problems no matter what clutch you have. I think these things make the threads about which clutch is the best pretty much useless. Cause personally i'm tired of seeing Spec is a POS clutch, Ram is a POS clutch, Textralia is a POS. Just my .02.
05-11-2007, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
It seems, the USA is the land of the faulty clutch.....
Its a big place of course, but nowhere else have I heard of so many "faulty" clutches.
Its a big place of course, but nowhere else have I heard of so many "faulty" clutches.
A clutch is just like any other part (headers, etc.). There is no one clutch that fits all. So many variables involved to make one car slightly different from another. Slightly different masters, slaves, lines, installations. The clutch is obviously a key component and also a sensitive one. It's one that's worth taking every precaution possible (I learned this from experience also) and doing things right the first time due to the cost and work involved with clutches. I'm not bashing those with the problems, I'm just making the point that you'll never, ever find a clutch company that doesn't run into it's share of bad results, but it's not always the clutches fault.
Hopefully you guys make out alright and your experiences can help others in the future.
05-11-2007, 01:25 PM
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Yeah, like I stated very clearly, I cannot blame it on the clutch yet because I have not pulled it from the car. I know there is NO air in my brand new master/slave setup because its bled like there's not tomorrow. I might be pulling it apart this weekend, I'll post what's wrong when I do. I've already talked with byunspeed and they said if the clutch is faulty, they'll replace it. It will all work out in the end I hope haha.
