GreddySi99

What are people using for clutches over 500WHP. I am looking for a clutch that has a good life span with that kind of HP for a drag civic HB. this twin plate looks nice but does anyone have any experience with it? thank you all for the replies!

Full-Race Geoff

are you sure they make a honda application?

GreddySi99

yes they do! it is on thier website

swlabhot

Not sure but I heard alot of complaints and people having problems with Exedy clutches in the ITR forum....

int3gra

i am not happy with my exedy organic. its too stocky, clutch feel is soft. not sure how it'll hold up to bost, exedy claims 350hp..lets see when project gets done.

93LSivic

I dont think the exedy twin disc is available yet. If you looking for something in that range why not look into the Tilton dual disc. I belive they go for 1200 or so.

b18bturbo

the rally metal clutch from tilton works great for high hp cars. if you really got the money go with the carbon unit

GreddySi99

the twin plate says its good up to 750HP do you all think it is worth a **** or not???

BoostinDC2

tilton

boostedsi1

I had an Exedy Organic in my GSR and I liked the clutch more than my ACT. It wasn't like an on/off switch

PrecisionPerformanceParts

Exedy definately has a twin plate clutch for hydralic b series and most distributors have them in stock now. I can get them for anyone who wants one for 1200 shipped to your door. Email me at PPPpartsp3@cs.com.

I personally have the tilton twin disc setup, which I purchased before the exedy's came available. I don't think you can go wrong with either one.

oscarmayer

i am try for a 400-500 wheel powered car and i'm planning on using a clutch master's stage4 clutch. it will old it just fine and costs much less than those others.

GreddySi99

all the single disks are fine but I think that for a clutch that will last and be more streetable you would have to use a twin plate system. anythoughts on this????