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dcb · 12-08-2010, 05:31 AM

It is also conceivable to make clutches easier to change, i.e. more like brake pads, a-la motorcycle basket clutch. Some of the newer dual clutch transmissions might have a simpler clutch change procedure, dunno, probably not, not a big deal to drop the transmission every 130k.

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