Exedy Clutch destruction at Rockingham Motor Speedway
I was running the PCA club track event this past weekend and about 15 laps into the weekend the clutch decided to "not release".
I will be calling Exedy in the next few days to discuss the "warranty" on this unit....
Exedy K20A Stage I Organic
Toda Flywheel
29K miles
As you can tell from the friction material and PP surface, the clutch had plenty of life left.















I will be calling Exedy in the next few days to discuss the "warranty" on this unit....
Exedy K20A Stage I Organic
Toda Flywheel
29K miles
As you can tell from the friction material and PP surface, the clutch had plenty of life left.















<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by k20whitevic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Now that is destruction!
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Yep, pretty busted.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yep, pretty busted.
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I thought I read somewhere that Exedy suggests using an Exedy Flywheel on the new Civic Si. That might give you warranty issues.
Happened to a stock clutch in my 93 Si, but that was after about 150k of abuse, so I would assume that 29k on a performance clutch would be fine. Seems I was mistaken
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That picture looks familiar. I had the same thing happen on an Spec stage III sprung hub on the back straight at Road Atlanta going from third to fourth, it felt like a box full of nuetrals. No clutch. Cracked the spring window. Only had five hours on the clutch and I am the type of person who gets 100K+ on a clutch on a street car (rev match 99% of my downshifts). Drove my car from Birmingham, Al. to Road Atlanta (3hrs. driving). Sitting in the paddock I realized there is not one single traffic light from Road Atlanta to my home located in the semi-country near the interstate. Rolled the bitch down the paddock, cranked her up, snagged (literally a gear and upshifted to fifth). Drove it all the way home with no clutch.
Spec built me a new one free of charge. They might have changed the disc material a bit. They drilled stress relief holes in each corner of the spring window. Did two track events on it including going back to Road Atlanta. No problems. They treated me right.
Barry H.
Spec built me a new one free of charge. They might have changed the disc material a bit. They drilled stress relief holes in each corner of the spring window. Did two track events on it including going back to Road Atlanta. No problems. They treated me right.
Barry H.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18CXr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I was running the PCA club track event this past weekend and about 15 laps into the weekend the clutch decided to "not release".
I will be calling Exedy in the next few days to discuss the "warranty" on this unit...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Jack, You posted this almost 2 months ago. Any updates yet?
I will be calling Exedy in the next few days to discuss the "warranty" on this unit...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Jack, You posted this almost 2 months ago. Any updates yet?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 01geeser »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">FYI exedy makes oem clutches.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Daiken makes Exedy
Daiken makes Exedy
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Isn't this the K24 franken-beast though? if so , why do you hate it so?
Isn't this the K24 franken-beast though? if so , why do you hate it so?




