Clutch and Flywheel combo
Im aware about the FAQ and read about final drive, but what would be the best clutch and flywheel for a JDM 97 ITR that's N/A street driven and sees the track on weekends?
my set up as for now
SI AEM intake and filter
98 JDM ITR headers
NGK iridium plugs and wires
Toda Spec A2 cams
Toda dual valve springs
Toda Ti retainers
Toda cam gears
and STOCK CLUTCH AND FLYWHEEL that's slipping as hell
Thanksss
my set up as for now
SI AEM intake and filter
98 JDM ITR headers
NGK iridium plugs and wires
Toda Spec A2 cams
Toda dual valve springs
Toda Ti retainers
Toda cam gears
and STOCK CLUTCH AND FLYWHEEL that's slipping as hell
Thanksss
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On my 1.8L I was running a Fidanza flywheel and Exedy OEM replacement disc w/~190whp, and no problems.
On my 2.0L I'm running the same flywheel with the Exedy 3-puck sprung disc. Its not hard to drive by any means, and it grabs well...
Keep in mind a puck clutch will have a shorter life, so if changing your clutch after 30k-40k isn't your idea of a good investment, consider something that is a full face disc. Although with the power you're making (mild) I would look into the Exedy organic disc, or some of the Action clutches.
On my 2.0L I'm running the same flywheel with the Exedy 3-puck sprung disc. Its not hard to drive by any means, and it grabs well...
Keep in mind a puck clutch will have a shorter life, so if changing your clutch after 30k-40k isn't your idea of a good investment, consider something that is a full face disc. Although with the power you're making (mild) I would look into the Exedy organic disc, or some of the Action clutches.
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