clutch/flywheel preferences
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clutch/flywheel preferences
anyone give me some ideas of a good aftermarket clutch/flywheel package that is a good buy?? quality wise, performace wise and price wise....
im looking for something to replace my stock clutch and flywheel as its due for a change in the next little while
if you have any suggestions, please post the brand, model and maybe a price if you have it handy...
i have a B16A2 currently... basically stock except for I/H/E
im looking for something to replace my stock clutch and flywheel as its due for a change in the next little while
if you have any suggestions, please post the brand, model and maybe a price if you have it handy...
i have a B16A2 currently... basically stock except for I/H/E
#6
Unorthodox (i can't spell) racing makes some good clutches.....we recently picked up a full-kevlar unsprung race clutch for our mr2 project race car....
I know you wouldn't want an unsprung clutch in a street driven car, but they do make alot of other performance clutches suitable for the civic....
Kevlar clutches are supposed to last a loss-*** time... thats why we got it for our race car...
hope that helps..
I know you wouldn't want an unsprung clutch in a street driven car, but they do make alot of other performance clutches suitable for the civic....
Kevlar clutches are supposed to last a loss-*** time... thats why we got it for our race car...
hope that helps..
#8
If you plan on staying under 300whp, id recommend the a ACT heavy duty PP, and full organic street disc, with their prolite flywheel. If you want a bit more grab in the clutch 6puck will help, but not nessecary. I like the feel of a fast grabbing clutch IMO.
check Hondatech, lots of deals like this over there. ACT is good stuff.
check Hondatech, lots of deals like this over there. ACT is good stuff.
#14
^^^ lol ya ok I bet that toda flywheel is well priced and easy to get
or you coudl just get a exedy and exedy flywheel combo cheap
I mean **** you n/a honda isnt' makign big torque which I might add is what kills clutches dont' go puck that is a waste
kevlar is garbage the coefficent of friction is less apparently so you need more clamp load
not to mention unsprung disc is gonna be real nice to your dif and tranny
or you coudl just get a exedy and exedy flywheel combo cheap
I mean **** you n/a honda isnt' makign big torque which I might add is what kills clutches dont' go puck that is a waste
kevlar is garbage the coefficent of friction is less apparently so you need more clamp load
not to mention unsprung disc is gonna be real nice to your dif and tranny
#16
Originally posted by dingus888
^^^ lol ya ok I bet that toda flywheel is well priced and easy to get
^^^ lol ya ok I bet that toda flywheel is well priced and easy to get
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