Competition Taking Donations

[Turbo Tim 1]

I'll have to start by saying that I must have the best factory clutch that was ever built. I've got a 2001 with a 5 speed that has 103,300 miles on it and I pulled once last year with no problems. This year I knew I'd need to do something different, so it was going to be 3rd low, I've tested this on a back road and could go 25 mph. well going down the track it was only 10-15 mph and the engine was at redline (badly slipping clutch). The track was a clay track and it was hooking good, I ended up 5th out of 12 trucks and there was only 15 feet or so between me and the second place guy. First place was out there at 275 feet I was at 237 feet. The winner had a F550 with all of the bullydog gadgets including propane and weighing in at 10,200 lbs. The class was 10,000 dually and I was only 8950 lbs with a yard of top soil in the back. So I got done and all I could smell was clutch, I kinda figured it would happen, out on the road though she seems to be gripping tight. Now I guess I'm taking donations for a clutch... . anyone?????

 

[HoleshotHolset]

I like this idea... the reciprocating clutch fund.



I could use a dual disk clutch, an 1-3/8" input shaft, splined mainshaft, etc...



Matt

 

[KBennett]

I usually give donations to charitable organizations but looking at all those toys in your signatures kind of takes away the "charity" factor. :-laf



If you guys could start a non-profit organization like "Klutches for Kids" (and we all know who the kids are ) or "The Power Engagement Society" and I could get a tax write off at the end of the year then I would be up for it.



I know NPloysa needs to get on this list as well.

 

[Turbo Tim 1]

So what you're saying is, if I change my signature you'd be willing to help? :-laf