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drive clutch spring or driven for better torque
Title is self explanatory. Just bought a 2015 non efi G29. I put on 22 inch wheels and a lift. Speed is fine for me.... 23mph. Could use more torque for hills. i would imagine drive clutch spring would help most. what's the best combination most of you have used? Thx.
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