Mr. Death

I got my exexdy (ebay)clutch and lightened flywheel installed yesterday and man what a difference in performance. I highly recomend getting your flywheel lightened (and resurfaced) if you plan on installing a new clutch. The car climbs throuhgh the rpms allot quicker and is "fun" to drive again.

imported_QRTR

Let the fun begin...

Performance clutch and flywheel are awsome combos
now you gonna need better tires

Mr. Death

I have Yokohama A520's. Not the best but better than the rest.

cee_mon

Make sure you break in the parts... I was told that you should wait until 500-800kms before going over 4K rpms.
EDIT... How light of flywheel did you go with?

coreyhayman

im getting a new clutch put in my car tommorow, iv already got a lightened flywheel, now img etting a clutchmaster stage 2 put in her

imported_QRTR

Nice man

Clutchmasters are one of the best clutches out there

Mr. Death

12 lbs. The guy who did the install mentioned that I should go easy on the clutch for about a week or so. It's hard, really hard lol.

imported_loudsubz

rule of thumb is 500miles of CITY driving, so you work the clutch pedal alot and break it in that way. You can rev your motor but dont do burnouts or let ur clutch slip alot...


just do regular driving in the city for 500 miles

Mr. Death

Here are some pics of the old "burnt" clutch/flywheel. clutch disk worn to the rivits


No wonder I had no pull.

coreyhayman

ya i cant wait to get my car back, i get it back tommorow after work.....clutcha nd install ended up costing me large...820+ tax....but hats a stage 2 clutch,new throw out bearing,pressure plate, fywheel resurfaced or some ****......clutch has been slipping sicne i got the car and would disengage once the clutch was fullylet out.......

Gunmetalef

hoyl ****.. i thuoght my old clutch was bad

but when i bought my clutch the exedy company says 750 miles.. thats nearly 1500km.. before you go up there.. so relax on the gas