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Old 01-21-2007, 07:33 AM
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Default Replacing tranny, what about clutch?

SO i bought an Ex Tranny to replaced my longer geared DX tranny. The clutch on my dx feels more than fine to me, i can start in second with no problems at all. I haven't even opened the box to see if my new tranny has a clutch on it.

Should I go ahead and buy a new clutch/flywheel? Or use the one I have?
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If you have the money, I would go ahead and get a new clutch while you've got the transmission off. It just makes you feel a little bit better knowing that you won't have to take your transmission off again anytime soon.

The new transmission most likley will not have a new clutch in it.
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Yeah i didn't think so.

I've also been sonsidering, should I go ahead and replace the TOB?
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I would get a replacement exedy clutch off ebay for cheap and have the oem flywheel resurfaced by a machine shop.
You will be looking at it as it is, might as well do it...since its a pain in the *** otherwise.
Yes, if you replace the clutch and pressure plate, use new pilot and throw out bearing too.
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Well, if I'm going to buy a new clutch, should I go ahead and upgrade the flywheel? I'm planning on turboing in a year or so. Will a lighter flywheel benefit?

EDIT: I found this, what do you guys think?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW


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Old 01-21-2007, 12:15 PM
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Man, no one is on today
Old 01-21-2007, 05:07 PM
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Old 01-22-2007, 08:13 AM
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sigh... Last bump.
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try af-p in the marketplace they have exedy clutches for a decent price
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while its off you might as well get it done
you wont regret it honestly
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Yeah, and I'll get a lighter flywheel too. Just for the hell of it. It'll be there for boost then.

I found a package on ebay, Pilot bearing, clutch, and 8lb flywheel for like $210
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I'm surprised that no one has said rear main seal yet. I mean since your at it might as well right.

TOB & the PB is a must, that is something you should not go cheap on unless your clutch is new that is but then again just inspects it and see what your wallet tells ya.
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Definately replacing the TOB and the pilot.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1

This kit comes with pilot bearing, clutch kit and 8lbs flywheel.

Where should I get my TOB from? dealer?
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Dealer is a bit pricy but check at your local Auto parts store to see if it's they are made my NSK.

NSK is Honda uses.

Nappa should have NSK brand, I think.
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So NSK TOB, there's an autozone just down the road, I'll have to check later today.
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Just did a search and if you know anyone that works at the dealership you can get that **** for $37.00 for the TOB.
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Yeah i'll hit a dealership up. These's only 3-4 honda dealers withing 10 minutes.

I'm definately replacing the main seal. It's part of the swap job.

Tokyo speed pros is doing the swap and all for $200 w/ fluids./
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if you never work on your car, then replace it.

if you are able to work on your car, then do it later
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I never work on it. And I'm away from home for a few months and don't have any decent jackstands. Not to mention I don't have hardly any of the right tools.

It'll get replaced

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