McLeod RXT1200 Twin Power Pack W/ Billet Steel Flywheel 11-17 Ford Mustang 5.0L Coyote Clutch Kit

McLeod RXT1200 Twin Power Pack W/ Billet Steel Flywheel 11-17 Ford Mustang 5.0L Coyote Clutch Kit

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M251S

$747.50

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McLeod RXT1200 Twin Power Pack W/ Billet Steel Flywheel 11-17 Ford Mustang 5.0L Coyote Clutch KitIntended for the high horsepower street strip fan, the McLeod RXT 1200 street twin clutch kit is able to handle 1200hp. This clutch can handle almost any horsepower you can throw at it and still remain street able. Ceramic lined clutch discs will provide smooth engagement with a moderate pedal effort to make this clutch kit ideal for the street strip enthusiast. . This clutch is perfect for the person that wants the best of both worlds. You want to

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I wear size 12.5 Wide shoes and have been through numerous "large" socks that shrink after the first wash and then are just too small. Local stores sell very few options in XL. Decided to give these a try and I'm glad I did. I like the height (just over the ankle joint) versus low cut or no-show, which tend to allow junk into the gaps. I like the material. It's thinner on top nd doesn't have compression areas. It's not overly thick, so if you are looking for cushion or extra support, look elsewhere. I have the same sock in a no-show in gray, but they are size L and are just a little too small, so I knew ahead what I was in for construction-wise. Those have been plenty durable, so it checks all the boxes. I'll be ordering some XLs in black and will keep on the lookout for gray.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2021

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Amazon Customer

Port Orchard, US

★★★★★ 5

Nice fit & holds shape

Size: Large, Color: White

Wear well. Hold up in use. Maintain a shape after multiple uses.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025

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techfan

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 4

Great socks / a bit expensive

Size: Large, Color: Black

These may be the Goldilocks of the socks I've tried. They have nearly the same quality as the MUCH pricier Darn Tough Vertex Ultralight Cushion Cool Max socks (also reviewed). They have better quality, and a higher price, than a similar pair of PUMA socks (also reviewed). Pros: Very well made, with no loose stitching, comfortable forefoot and heel cushioning, good ventilation via top mesh, good arch compression, minimal logos and mostly solid color. Cons: Price is a bit on the high side, but better than the Darn Tough socks. I could honestly have made a good case for any of these three (ASICS, PUMA, or Darn Tough), which explains their collective high ratings. I did the top 3 reviews first. When I get a chance, I'll go back and review the average and terrible :) If money is no object, get the Darn Tough Vertex. If you're price sensitive, and willing to compromise a bit on quality, go with the PUMAs, which is what I did. Otherwise, these ASICS are near the same quality as the Darn Tough, but less expensive. Tough decisions :)

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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2017