new clutch required in dx and hf swaps?
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are dx/hf clutches strong enough for si (or better) engines?
i heard this and wanted to find out if it's true or not. i ehard that if you swap anything more powerful into a dx or hf (4gen), you need to upgrade the clutch to at least an si because you need the extra grip. true?
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Re: are dx/hf clutches strong enough for si (or better) engines? (serious)
Well it obviously depends on what you are swapping in. If you are going with B series then of course you would have to get a b series tranny too. For D series, i would recommend upgrading the clutch if you don't already have an Si tranny, we are talking 4th gen right?
I am swapping a 94 Sohc VTEC (d16z6) into my 89 LX (DX, HF, same engine), i went with a 93 Clutch, pressure p, flywheel setup. If you are going to upgrade your clutch with a stock Si one, try to get a 90+ clutch, pp, flywheel because it has more splines=more grabbing surface. hope this helps.
I am swapping a 94 Sohc VTEC (d16z6) into my 89 LX (DX, HF, same engine), i went with a 93 Clutch, pressure p, flywheel setup. If you are going to upgrade your clutch with a stock Si one, try to get a 90+ clutch, pp, flywheel because it has more splines=more grabbing surface. hope this helps.
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