A heavy duty clutch will have a harder friction material and the pressure plate will exert more pressure , or clamping force, between the flywheel and clutch plate.
However, in drivability terms this usually means an abrupt clutch action & heavier pedal pressures.
Modern clutch materials last really well. My RRC is still on it's original clutch at 250km.
I'd advise to stick to a good std clutch unless it's a full on competition use - Borg & beck, Valeo etc (not Britpart as they're rebranded often), or the stock LR item .
cheers
Hobbes


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