A hard on? lol.
I'll give you credit, if you are running a car in the 9's and 8's even, then you have a lot more knowledge than i do about this finite subject.
I'm more of a 11 second guy that street drives his cars.
I'm out of your league oh guru.
The Centerforce didn't change the balance of my engine one iota.
It grabs and locks good, and is a whole different feeling than the McCloud Borg&Beck setups that i have run in the past.
Good pedal feel and lighter on the leg, as well as a better lock up when you ''get on it'' as opposed to the McCloud set up i ran in the past.
I was apprehensive about trying the Centerforce dual friction clutch package to be honest, but it was given to me by my brother for Christmas, and i decided to give it a chance, and i'm glad i did. I'm usually old school with the Borg&Beck as my first choice.
We're all not pro racers like you, most of us are simple hobbyists that work 9 to 5 and just go out and have some fun here and there with (gasp) less than 1500 H.P.
A question for you, oh mighty one, is how are you doing with the clutch technology and designing that you are certainly involved in with the new Pro Stock and Top fuel cars on the circuit this season? Or is it a secret? Like the brand of clutch you personally use?
And finally, to pick off an old scab, synthetic oil in a STOCK A-833?
It won't work without modifications, so prove me wrong.
P.M. me your phone number, and we'll talk.
I won't go any further on here.
Thanks,
Tom.