how many miles is a stock 4th gen clutch good for?...
They commonly can reach 90,000 to 120,000 depending on driver. The way you drive; all bets are off. I refer to your "carography"
Carography________________________________
'99 Integra GSR <-- totaled (vs tree)
'94 Saturn SL2 <-- totaled (vs Accord)

Carography________________________________
'99 Integra GSR <-- totaled (vs tree)
'94 Saturn SL2 <-- totaled (vs Accord)

I've changed mine last year, I think it had about 250'000km at that time. I had the car since 170'000km and I learned how to drive on that same clutch.
So it realy depends on how you drive. A friend of mine changed his after only a year, abour 20'000km
Oh and btw, only go for honda oem or performance clutch. Other cheaper brands wont hold as mutch torque as oem and will wear faster.
So it realy depends on how you drive. A friend of mine changed his after only a year, abour 20'000km
Oh and btw, only go for honda oem or performance clutch. Other cheaper brands wont hold as mutch torque as oem and will wear faster.
I whole heartedly agree with lookalike.
Stick with either Honda OEM, or a Good aftermarket HD Clutch Kit
(and do yourself a big favor and don't cheap-out. Replace the throw-out bearing too.)
Believe me, you only want to do this job once.
P
Stick with either Honda OEM, or a Good aftermarket HD Clutch Kit
(and do yourself a big favor and don't cheap-out. Replace the throw-out bearing too.)
Believe me, you only want to do this job once.
P
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Or get a lightened flywheel. And check or replace your rear main while your down there.
Definately don't cheap it on the clutch or you'll be pulling your tranny again. Unless you like that kind of thing.
Wrench-it
Definately don't cheap it on the clutch or you'll be pulling your tranny again. Unless you like that kind of thing.
Wrench-it
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