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A//// Guy · 10-31-2006

dumb_ricer-

Actually yes you can have a stronger clamping force by making a disk that creates alot more friction. The pedal pressure was lighter because by using a feramic/kevlar lined disk. It is alot more grabby, so engagement isnt as smooth but Id rather have than than wear out every component from the fork, master/slave, and pedal assembly- which all had to be replaced after I had the 2600 in there for a while.

And the fingers on my old 2600 somehow just would not fully disengage the clutch. Its like the spring in the fingers wore out.

We all have our opinions... you can stick with act products, I will not.

10-31-2006	#24
A//// Guy Bloody Seal Bounce Champion! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: South Burbs Drives: Slowly Posts: 9,870	Re: well my talon hates my evo III swap dumb_ricer- Actually yes you can have a stronger clamping force by making a disk that creates alot more friction. The pedal pressure was lighter because by using a feramic/kevlar lined disk. It is alot more grabby, so engagement isnt as smooth but Id rather have than than wear out every component from the fork, master/slave, and pedal assembly- which all had to be replaced after I had the 2600 in there for a while. And the fingers on my old 2600 somehow just would not fully disengage the clutch. Its like the spring in the fingers wore out. We all have our opinions... you can stick with act products, I will not.