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Well, I think it was more the fact that he considered the kevlar facing to be more resistant to slippage than a standard material clutch. My daughter drives the truck just fine, but she does tend to ride the clutch more than I would. So it was just a bit of insurance against premature wear, especially with the larger tires.
