New clutch
Found out my car didnt go into gear because my spring retaiers broke and need a new clutch. My bb6 is stock but i dont wanna go with the OEM clutch. was thinking Exedy Clutch & Fidanza Flywheel. thats my first choice, any one recommend something else? thanks http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW
Get this Exedy clutch. I bought it from the seller. I was very pleased. I think there is one other seller for like $10 cheaper, but I would pay a little more to buy from a more reputable seller.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1
Thanks alot....do u recommend changing anything else since ill be bringing down the tranny? or recommend a better clutch brand around the same price range?
Modified by 97BB6Type-SH at 5:34 PM 8/20/2006
Modified by 97BB6Type-SH at 5:34 PM 8/20/2006
Modified by 97BB6Type-SH at 5:34 PM 8/20/2006
Modified by 97BB6Type-SH at 5:34 PM 8/20/2006
Exedy clutches are the way to go, especially for that price.
I believe changing the rear main seal is a good idea too. You might want to inspect your axle too before you have the clutch changed. It might be a good time to install a new one. Upgrading to a lighter flywheels isn't a bad idea, but don't expect any noticable gains. If anything, it might make the car a little harder to drive for people who are new to driving stick. It might even take some getting used to even for the experienced manual drivers.
I am happy with my Fidanza flywheel because it makes driving easier for me. I pay CLOSE attention to rev matching when i shift. I shift a little faster than most people so it works perfectly for me.
Overall, I would not recommend one. I am sure you could put ~$200 to better use.
I believe changing the rear main seal is a good idea too. You might want to inspect your axle too before you have the clutch changed. It might be a good time to install a new one. Upgrading to a lighter flywheels isn't a bad idea, but don't expect any noticable gains. If anything, it might make the car a little harder to drive for people who are new to driving stick. It might even take some getting used to even for the experienced manual drivers.
I am happy with my Fidanza flywheel because it makes driving easier for me. I pay CLOSE attention to rev matching when i shift. I shift a little faster than most people so it works perfectly for me.
Overall, I would not recommend one. I am sure you could put ~$200 to better use.
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