lwnslw
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Just picked up my LPXHD last week and need to install it.... I heard rumors about the RXT breaking the MT82 so thats why I went LPX.... hope it doesnt do the same....LOL
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McLeod RXT - McLeod flywheel or Lethal flywheel (both steel)?
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Bbarfoot14
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They’re both made by McLeod, both twin disk and both Kevlar material.... People need to stop blaming the clutches and realize we have a Chinese made mt-82 with plastic internals. Any half way decent clutch that grips will break it with abusive driving.
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This is incorrect.
RXT is a metallic pad that is not full faced.
LPX is a Kevlar pad that is full faced.
Both share the same pressure plate. LPXHD shares the RXT1200 pressure plate.
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Bbarfoot14
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Oh ok I didn’t realize. Any disagreement with my Mt-82 comments?
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Our '15 is still running a stock MT82 with a RXT and that's been about 6 years.. albeit overseas now.
Depends if your car was built on a Friday or not.
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Hahaha well said. You also have to wonder with a lot of these folks breaking stories... how they drive that car.
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In the midst of the install so far so good I have everything in place and waiting to put it back together this weekend. Only question/concern is related the the input shaft and the play. Mine doesn’t have any endplay (in/out) but does seem to have some lateral movement/wiggle.
Is this cause for concern?
Is this cause for concern?
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