JUUUST ...........GREAT !

Now my clutch is starting to slip in my 94 Del SOl Vtec Dohc.

How hard is it to replace clutch ?

Also, Is it worth getting a lighter flywheel for performance and mileage upgrade ?

Recommendations on brands of clutches and flywheels ?

 

Flywheel is definately worth it.. my clutch jobs can be usually done in 3 hours or less with a friend around.

 

Flywheel is worth it, might as well while you're in there if you have the extra $$$ to do it. Clutches aren't that hard to change, just have to have some time. For a first timer, give yourself the better part of a day just so that when something doesn't go as planned, you have the extra time to compensate for it. I could do it in roughly 3-4 hours too, but I couldn't have my first time.

Look at ACT clutches, people seem to be pretty happy with them. Just remember, don't get anything too aggressive you won't want to drive with everyday if this is your DD.

 

Yes get a new flywheel while you are at it........ go with Exedy

i have heard of very little to no complaints about Exedy, and they feel great too

 

exedy clutch and fidanza flwheel combo

these are only round 300-350......

is that a pretty good deal, and pretty good clutch and flywheel ?

 

If you end up not getting a new flywheel - make sure to re-surface the flywheel in there.

 

How about an Exedy standard clutch and a ACT Streetlight flywheel?? Would this combo be a decent one??

 

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I just got a clutch flywheel combo from prostreet. Exedy organic clutch and prostreet 8lb. flywheel. Exedy is good **** . They grab hard and everyone that has one is very happy with it.

 

just did my clutch....first timer doing it to and i first started out with one guy helpin and ended up with 3 helpin it took us from 9am till 12am to finish and we had air tools with some knowledge what to do along with a lot of reading, if you have never seen or taken a trans out expect the weekend, i thought 4 hours max lol and it was no were near gl

 

It's way easier than you think. Never be intimidated by your car. Its just nuts and bolts. GL

 

Is there a FAQ on doing a clutch and flywheel ? I haven't seen one yet......

 

Remove transmission bellhousing (axles, shift linkage, etc.), undo pressure plate-to-flywheel bolts in a crisscross pattern in three stages, undo flywheel bolts in the same manner. Reverse process with new ****.



need a 12-point 10mm and a 12-point 19mm or 17mm for the flywheel bolts (I can't remember which)

 

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need a 12-point 10mm and a 12-point 19mm or 17mm for the flywheel bolts (I can't remember which)</TD></TR></TABLE>

17mm.

 

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I just got a clutch flywheel combo from prostreet. Exedy organic clutch and prostreet 8lb. flywheel. Exedy is good **** . They grab hard and everyone that has one is very happy with it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i got the same thing and i love it. very streetable and grabs very good too!