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Ty Schuring
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 Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 11:59 am Post subject: Choosing a clutch |
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I'm thinking about getting a Hilliard fury clutch or max torque ss clutch and I have heard mixed reviews about each so any advise
Is welcomed by the way I have a wka clone engine.
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John Matthews
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Location: United States, Michigan, Williamsburg
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I've never run the Hillard so can't give any opinion on it but the Max Torque has been around forever and it's pretty much rock solid.
If the Hillard is as cheap as the Max Torque why not buy both and let us know which you like better 
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Jeff Stamper
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The Hilliard Inferno brand is a very good clutch. Its easily adjustable and very durable. I ran them last season on the clone and they worked great. I did use the Bully conversion drum. Its nice to have the same gears for all the clutches. I do not think you will be dissappointed with any of the Infernos
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Michael Knauf
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I'm with Jeff. Had the same experience with the Fury.
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