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    clutch/flywheel question

    Im swapping to a F22b in a month and am trying to get feedback on the clutch/flywheel. Im planning on getting the Centerforce Dual Friction clutch and the ACT Streetlite flywheel (12.9lbs). Any thoughts? Someone told me the Centerforce is too strong for this setup, just want to know what you guys think.
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      quite a few guys including myself are running the XTD clutch and flywheel from ebay. mine works and feels great. chirps in 2nd with no problem at all. i have a stage 1 clutch and 12lb flywheel and for 200 bux i couldnt ask for more. if you go with the stage 2 xtd and they flywheel you should be fine. centerforce is awsome but it might be a bit of an overkill unless you will turbo.
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        You can use the centerforce it grabs nicely. But XTD is the cheaper alternative (running a stage 3 myself) and it works. But its up to you and how much you want to spend man.

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