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McLeod RST Review
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<blockquote data-quote="SCalla1384" data-source="post: 14117121" data-attributes="member: 90008"><p>I have about 700 miles on my McLeod RXT. The engagement point changes a lot. Sometimes it's right off the floor, some times it's higher up. </p><p></p><p>My McLeod RST did the same thing, but probably 500 miles ( it could have been more) it settled to higher up. </p><p></p><p>I actually like it engaging/disengaging higher up. That way on quick shifts, a lot less likely to move your handed to fast and miss/grind a gear. </p><p></p><p>I will say, launching with the RXT (I'm sure the RST is the same) on drag radials (slipping the clutch) is VERY hard. The clutch just grabs, it hits a spot and it's engaged right away. Maybe possibly it needs alittle more break in time. But I couldn't 60' better then 2.2 tonight. And I 60' 1.72 on the stock clutch. </p><p></p><p>The RXT/RST will need a dump on a slick/bias ply. I can't see the RST differing from the RXT much. Only difference is RST organic vs RXT ceramic friction material.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SCalla1384, post: 14117121, member: 90008"] I have about 700 miles on my McLeod RXT. The engagement point changes a lot. Sometimes it's right off the floor, some times it's higher up. My McLeod RST did the same thing, but probably 500 miles ( it could have been more) it settled to higher up. I actually like it engaging/disengaging higher up. That way on quick shifts, a lot less likely to move your handed to fast and miss/grind a gear. I will say, launching with the RXT (I'm sure the RST is the same) on drag radials (slipping the clutch) is VERY hard. The clutch just grabs, it hits a spot and it's engaged right away. Maybe possibly it needs alittle more break in time. But I couldn't 60' better then 2.2 tonight. And I 60' 1.72 on the stock clutch. The RXT/RST will need a dump on a slick/bias ply. I can't see the RST differing from the RXT much. Only difference is RST organic vs RXT ceramic friction material. [/QUOTE]
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