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Old 05-04-2018, 09:01 AM
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rsc vs velocityap aston martin clutch

which if either is better for my 07 AM V8Vantage
 
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I am not really too concerned about clutch feel, I will learn to deal with, more so interested in the better throttle response and added longevity(this is primary as I plan to drive this car not make it a garage queen). I know you sell these but is that AM tool required for install or will a mechanic have a similar tool, or does the tool come with the kit as well as an install guide?
 
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So how does RSC compare to stock, if anyone knows?
Does RSC or VelocityAP change at which point it gets engaged? I drove two Vantages and both engage almost at the very end of pedal travel. Is that normal or by design?

Looking for info as i'm interested in purchasing a V8V manual.

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