What clutch? 4.0
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As I recall, the Sachs clutch is the same as the OEM clutch. When I took my old one out they were identical and had all the same markings. I think that is a good clutch to go with. I used a Brute Power clutch on another Ranger. I liked it a lot and would have bought another but they did not have one for my 02 Ranger when I replaced the clutch. I see they do have the Brute Force clutch for the 4.0 SOHC engine now.
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i wheel the living **** out of mine with no clutch issues. i fail to see how that would have any affect on your clutch unless you dont know how to use it
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I wheel mine quite a bit too without a problem. I also tow my race car all over the country and have no issues with the Sachs or OEM clutch.
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All I was doing was giving the OP a little advice. Maybe hes not as comfortable with the OEM clutch as you are. Just because it works for you doesn't mean everyone else wants to use it as well. I've never bought/used an HD clutch in any vehicle because the stock works fine for me, but that doesn't mean it will for the next guy.
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Many times HD clutches do not perform as expected. They can have poor drivable manners. Racing clutches are heavy duty and work well for racing but are terrible on the street for everyday driving. I have tried several types of HD moderate upgrades over the years and was never very happy with them. Unless an OEM clutch is marginal for the application, I now tend to stick with OEM or equivalent. If an OEM clutch works well there is no reason to 'upgrade' to something that doesn't work as well overall.
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Many times HD clutches do not perform as expected. They can have poor drivable manners. Racing clutches are heavy duty and work well for racing but are terrible on the street for everyday driving. I have tried several types of HD moderate upgrades over the years and was never very happy with them. Unless an OEM clutch is marginal for the application, I now tend to stick with OEM or equivalent. If an OEM clutch works well there is no reason to 'upgrade' to something that doesn't work as well overall.
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