it starts out decent with some slip if you tag throttle in high gear from a modest speed roll,
Barry has just told you exactly what happens if you drive a sof lok incorrectly on the street. Yes, it's a metallic clutch so it gets grabby the more you use it(slip it). You CAN NOT play with it at low rpm. It will slip and get worse as it wears. Making for no fun while on the street. You can't "play" like you can with a real aggressive street clutch.
You can't have your cake and eat it too. Just ain't happening with a race car clutch on the street. Drive it like an ol man...or drive it like you're on the track. No in-between. If you want to "play", you have to crank the base way up to turn it into a street clutch. Then it is like any other stiff street clutch. It will still get grabby with heat. So it's back to a real stiff pedal and organic disc. They are now building twin disc's to get the surface area to grab an organic disc without being a 3200# pedal.
I agree Chris, typical bracket racing with a stick is tough. If I tried to get back into normal weekend no box racing, it would be tough to go lots of rounds. The kids these days are tough and they have their cars set up to be hard to beat. It has changed a lot in the last 10-12 yrs. I'm not getting younger, cutting consistent .01 lights isn't getting easier. In our stick group, we are all in the same boat, with the same issues. The playing field is more even.
Yes, everyone things their old painted toploader is worth $1K. Ugh. I used to buy them for $100(or less). That was 20 yrs ago.