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Using Dual clutch arrangements in place of torque converters

Using Dual clutch arrangements in place of torque converters

Using Dual clutch arrangements in place of torque converters

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Using Dual clutch arrangements in place of torque converters

I'm doing some research in this area and need examples of where this has been done, particularly for off-highway and commercial vehicle applications.  If anyone is aware of appropriate public domain information, and is able to direct me to it I would be most grateful.

RE: Using Dual clutch arrangements in place of torque converters

Please see the thread Dual Clutch Transmission (Thread78-68209).

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Matthew Ian Loew
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RE: Using Dual clutch arrangements in place of torque converters

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Matthew,

Thanks for this, but the links in this thread are to passenger car stuff.  Whilst this is all very interesting, I'm really looking for off-highway and commercial vehicle applications.

Thanks again anyway.

Regards,

Billsy

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