Which clutch should i buy?
10-Jan-2004, 05:07 PM
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Which clutch should i buy?
Hey guys,
need advice on clutches.
whats a good brand to purchase. for normal use and maybe sometimes high rev shifting..but more for regular driving conditions.
has anyone heard of Daikin Exedy clutches. apparently some website is claiming that Exedy is an OEM part for all honda's and acura's..is this true???
do u know anyone on this forum selling clutches...
anyone know good brands and prices...even websites would help.
both i guess is okay aftermarket and oem replacement.
cheers
Russ
need advice on clutches.
whats a good brand to purchase. for normal use and maybe sometimes high rev shifting..but more for regular driving conditions.
has anyone heard of Daikin Exedy clutches. apparently some website is claiming that Exedy is an OEM part for all honda's and acura's..is this true???
do u know anyone on this forum selling clutches...
anyone know good brands and prices...even websites would help.
both i guess is okay aftermarket and oem replacement.
cheers Russ
10-Jan-2004, 05:07 PM
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has anyone heard of proclutch???
10-Jan-2004, 05:08 PM
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what about ACT???
10-Jan-2004, 05:09 PM
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centreforce????
10-Jan-2004, 05:17 PM
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I suggest a Eurodrive clutch, best quality for the money IMO...clutchnet,clutmasters, act all wastes of money.
I think ken from ksr orders them in... give me a call and ask him
www.ksrd.com
I think ken from ksr orders them in... give me a call and ask him
www.ksrd.com
10-Jan-2004, 05:37 PM
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exedy has the oem replacement that has 10 % mroe holding power..then they have a race organic that has 30 % I belive mroe holding...I's say get a exedy race organic with a lightler flywheel or have yoru flywheel lightened...but if your on a budget then get a euro drive I have heard nothign but good things about them they have very good prices and are local..they have a wedsite I believe so do a search on the net
act
clutchmaster
all good but real expensive...I'd only go for a act if I had a dsm and needed a huge 2600 lbs plate with a street disc to take huge abuse in awd launches...
act
clutchmaster
all good but real expensive...I'd only go for a act if I had a dsm and needed a huge 2600 lbs plate with a street disc to take huge abuse in awd launches...
10-Jan-2004, 05:56 PM
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TRIED LOOKING FOR EURODRIVE CLUTCHES IN CANADA USING YAHOO. NO FIND!!!
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10-Jan-2004, 07:21 PM
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here you go they are in burlington www.euro-drive.com
10-Jan-2004, 09:19 PM
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i am putting my act clutch and pressure plate in monday i will let u know.
I sell these if anyone is interested.
complete sytem staring at $650 includes stage 1 clutch with heavy duty pressure plate and throw bering and release bering
I sell these if anyone is interested.
complete sytem staring at $650 includes stage 1 clutch with heavy duty pressure plate and throw bering and release bering
10-Jan-2004, 09:27 PM
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EXEDY!!!!! Cerametallic clutches.... I cann't stress enough the importance of getting a good clutch!!!
How much power you pushin anyways.
Maybe all you need is an OEM clutch.
I'm doing EXEDY ALL THE WAY!
ACT is hard on the tranny. You want someone who knows, holla at Mista Bone from d-series.org I think he's a moderator there. The man can tell you how many teeth each gear has... he's the God of Honda trannies.
How much power you pushin anyways.
Maybe all you need is an OEM clutch.
I'm doing EXEDY ALL THE WAY!
ACT is hard on the tranny. You want someone who knows, holla at Mista Bone from d-series.org I think he's a moderator there. The man can tell you how many teeth each gear has... he's the God of Honda trannies.
10-Jan-2004, 09:57 PM
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I've heard bad things about the ceramitalic clutches but that was from dsm guy's so so I bet it was from awd slips that toasted them..dsm guy's swear by act 2600 pp and street disc...so..
the thing about clucthes is some use harsh materials like ceramic pads pucks or button and others use heavy pressure plates to acheive the same thing to hodl mroe hp...I'd say a heavy pp with a street disc is your best bet. Exedy ceramitalic look frail like they will fall apart....
the thing about clucthes is some use harsh materials like ceramic pads pucks or button and others use heavy pressure plates to acheive the same thing to hodl mroe hp...I'd say a heavy pp with a street disc is your best bet. Exedy ceramitalic look frail like they will fall apart....
10-Jan-2004, 11:10 PM
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LOL, dont go 2600 on a stock honda hydraulic system..... they cant handle it... your goign to be blowing clutch master cylinders, hydraulic lines, slave cylinders... and not to mention replacing the throw out bearing every 20,000 km
10-Jan-2004, 11:25 PM
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ya clearly I was just makign a reference to the fact that dsm guy's like act....
act 2600 on a honda...lol you could get "mad 4th gear chirps yo" lol
act 2600 on a honda...lol you could get "mad 4th gear chirps yo" lol
11-Jan-2004, 12:26 AM
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Clutchmaster 
i love them 
i love them
11-Jan-2004, 12:57 AM
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thnaks guys..more info the merryer
11-Jan-2004, 01:09 AM
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i put in an exedy just a couple months ago..not sure exactly which one... but its doin the job and its doin the job well...good for everyday driving, and excellent when i'm pushing it hard...go EXEDY!!
11-Jan-2004, 07:29 AM
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Maybe you should do some more research, you might find that they are one of the best clutches money can buy...
Eydyne clutchmaster page
No one can argue with these guys they know more about honda engines than we could ever dream of...
12-Jan-2004, 01:20 AM
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has anyone heard of
Valeo PHC clutches???
Valeo PHC clutches???
12-Jan-2004, 01:18 PM
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there will be no bumps in this forum, this isn't the classifieds!!! 
try it one more time...
Look, if you diverge from mainstream you're going down a rough road.
ACT, Exedy, Clutch Masters, Centerforce... all companies that have been around awhile. Anything besides that, you're on your own, we can't help you.
try it one more time...
Look, if you diverge from mainstream you're going down a rough road.
ACT, Exedy, Clutch Masters, Centerforce... all companies that have been around awhile. Anything besides that, you're on your own, we can't help you.
