were to buy cluctch for a b16
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were to buy cluctch for a b16
i look around n clutch for my b16 is expensive i am not shure but can i use the clutch for a usdm engine for a jdm one or i have to use a clutch specially for a jdm engine
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Re: were to buy cluctch for a b16 (civic889802)
JDM does not matter, a clutch that fits B16 will fit all B16s and all B18s. the only diff is the JDM
B-series from 90-91 has a different spline count than the 92-up B-series. Basically all USDM B-series clutches are interchangeable and like I said as long as your B-series is not a 90-91 (y1,s1,etc) you will be fine.
B-series from 90-91 has a different spline count than the 92-up B-series. Basically all USDM B-series clutches are interchangeable and like I said as long as your B-series is not a 90-91 (y1,s1,etc) you will be fine.
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Re: (civic889802)
Ive got the F1 clutch kit off ebay and its great..$130 for a stage 3 pressure plate and 6 puck clutch..http://search.ebay.com/search/...rchi=
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Re: (Mr.speaker)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mr.speaker »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ive got the F1 clutch kit off ebay and its great..$130 for a stage 3 pressure plate and 6 puck clutch..http://search.ebay.com/search/...rchi=</TD></TR></TABLE>
One mistake I have sen alot of people make is getting "too much clutch" for the motor and I 've heard people say you can never have enough clutch but that is WRONG! You really want the clutch matched up to what your running otherwise you can damge your drivetrain and other components from how hard a puck style clutch can grab. For most mild to moderate all motor builds (for streep/strip) an Exedy stage 1 type clutch is all that is really needed and it will outlast most puck types by 2-3x.
One mistake I have sen alot of people make is getting "too much clutch" for the motor and I 've heard people say you can never have enough clutch but that is WRONG! You really want the clutch matched up to what your running otherwise you can damge your drivetrain and other components from how hard a puck style clutch can grab. For most mild to moderate all motor builds (for streep/strip) an Exedy stage 1 type clutch is all that is really needed and it will outlast most puck types by 2-3x.
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I was just saying which one I have..Not really telling him to get that one,,if you look in the link there are different clutches..Your right though about that,the 6 puck is rediculous but I had plans on boosting.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by wood »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">try passwordjdm.com. they often have great deals.</TD></TR></TABLE>
He already decided I was just curious who he went with because I pm'd him a price on Exedy since I sale them for a good deal to members here, he just has not gotten back to me yet after he said was going to buy.
He already decided I was just curious who he went with because I pm'd him a price on Exedy since I sale them for a good deal to members here, he just has not gotten back to me yet after he said was going to buy.
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