clutch packs
Clutch packs are groups of plates inside a transmission that help the car switch gears by sticking together or coming apart.
Clutch packs are sets of friction discs and steel plates inside an automatic transmission that engage or disengage gears by locking parts together.
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"my clutches up to my old clutches and started packing my clutch packs in my forward drum"
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"It just seemed like companies needed a lot of time because of how complex it was, some limitations with how big clutch packs were."
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