FLIPTHUGZ

Anyone tried them?


just wanted to know if there any good? or not?

thanks..

imported_t_dot_SiR

maybe its just me or i'm not familiar with quality brands
but i haven't heard of it... where you heard it from?

just grab an exedy clutch on ebay if you're talking about oem stock replacement.... or go back to honda....

FLIPTHUGZ

i ask honda and they said your looking around 450..not installed yet...

well about the fenco clutch my dad got me one for my car to replace my old one..only cost him 180..

i was just wondering if there any good or not

i dont know if i should install it or return....

civicnation

see if he can return it because you can get an oem exedy replacement off ebay for much less.

LEITNER

exedy clutches suck. i have seen the pressure plates come apart a bunch of times. go honda if its a stock engine, ACT if its got some power.

civicnation

good to know for the future, lol
i was under the impression they were good

isnt exedy the manufacturer of the stock honda clutch?

B18C5er

Daikin/EXEDY makes Honda OEM clutches. I can't really explain your experiences, but Exedy is a proven name.

kwikb16a2

thats my thoughts exactly.....on the exedy i got its got the exact writing as the OEM on it so i was under the assumption that they are the same, but then again leitner has the most knowledge on the board

kwikb16a2

plus im really satisfied with my clutch, cant go wrong for $60 USD :thumbsup:

civicnation

so my initial thoughts about the exedy clutches were correct

Mr. Death

Check out Eurodrive in Birlington if your looking for a replacement. http://www.euro-drive.com/performance.htm. They made me a custom Kevlar(Cluchtex) clutchdisk for 180 bucks to mate my 88 tranny to a 92 flywheel. Great products at reasonable prices and awesome people to deal with.

imported_t_dot_SiR

maybe its just the time-to-time experience... like you're unlucky, i pick up a defective piece... but you won't know until you really install and used it, right?

i always thought exedy was proven like the reasons mentioned above... and i know no doubt ACT are good...

i still for exedy, things can't go too wrong...

LEITNER

guys im just giving you my experience. nothing worse than putting in a new clutch to find out you need to do it again cause the clutch is crap.

FLIPTHUGZ

thanks for your help guys...well i think im just gonna try this one out..see how it is...i just need this car to run..from house to work..thanks again..

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

if that's all you need, I don't see why you are worried about brand names.

only when you apply some power should you worry about the pressure plate, quality of the dampner springs, clamping force, heat dissipation, friction material.

a clutch will last proportionally to how you drive.