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05-18-2002, 01:02 PM
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whats a good clutch for forced induct...
Im going with a t3/t4 12-15 pounds of boost my ? is what clutch pressure plate combo works well.
05-18-2002, 04:52 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (Ltech)
I have a ClutchNet Stage 3 brand new in the box for $250. 4 Puck, sprung hub.
I'm selling it because I need something a bit more mellow.
Have heard excellent reviews on this one.
I'm selling it because I need something a bit more mellow.
Have heard excellent reviews on this one.
05-18-2002, 05:12 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (96IntegraRS)
I highly prefer the Clutch Masters Stage 3 for FI applications. It DOES require a significant break-in, but once that is done it grabs like hell. Not to mention it will give less driveline shock that the copper puck-style clutches, which means less chance of broken axles and trannies. The longevity of the segmented kevlar disk is also superior to the copper puck-style disk as well. 
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05-18-2002, 06:19 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (97CivicFerio)
All Clutch Masters the same pedal pressure because they all use the same pressure plate. Its only the disc that is different in every stage. I love my stage 4, holds all the power and takes a beating.
05-18-2002, 06:32 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (PressurizedB18C5)
I say go clutchnet. They've been around for a long time doing a lot more than just hondas and have it down pretty good. I had a clutchmasters stage III in my crx and the springs on the pressure plate gave out at about 700 miles. I was babying the car during the break in period but it happened anyway. I know of a few other people that have had the same problem. Of course, I replaced it with another stage III and didn't have any more problems.
You can get a dual diaphram pressure plate from clutchnet if you want something crazy stiff. I did that, just trying to get my right leg beefed up to match my soon to be Aaaaarnold left calf.
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You can get a dual diaphram pressure plate from clutchnet if you want something crazy stiff. I did that, just trying to get my right leg beefed up to match my soon to be Aaaaarnold left calf.
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05-19-2002, 12:44 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (94hondahybrid)
I am running a "Clutchnet stage 2 (6 puck spring hub)". I must say it is a aqwesome clutch. I am running it with a 10.4 lb. ZEX Flywheel. If you have a ny ?'s just email me @ jay@teamhydeyoshi.com or PM me here on "H-T". 
05-19-2002, 01:44 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (2000_Civic_Si)
I have a clutchmasters stage 4 , one of the best clutches out there. And it still retains the stock pedal feel.
05-19-2002, 05:53 PM
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Re: whats a good clutch for forced induct... (D1703)
it chatters but you can get it down to a minimum with practice.
Does it chatter like an ACT? I dont know never had one.
Does it chatter like an ACT? I dont know never had one.
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