what clutch and flywheel u recommend. Need Help
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 250
Likes: 0
From: los angeles, ca, los angeles
alright well my clutch is going out and before that happens to me and i have to tow my car i want to do it before that happens. what clutch do you guys recommend me to get i want to purchase the flywheel as well since im doing the clutch myth as well get it too. im looking toward a stage 2. but anyone got any good feedback on clutches let me know thanks. also if any one knows any place cheap i would appreciated thanks
I like the exedy stage ones a lot because they grab pretty well and also they are good for everyday driving. I've never tried stage 2 but I have a stage 3,6 puck clutch that I bought used from a friend, don't know the brand and it is decent as well with my stock flywheel. a lot of people like 12lb flywheels for everday driving but everyone has their own opinion
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 250
Likes: 0
From: los angeles, ca, los angeles
I like the exedy stage ones a lot because they grab pretty well and also they are good for everyday driving. I've never tried stage 2 but I have a stage 3,6 puck clutch that I bought used from a friend, don't know the brand and it is decent as well with my stock flywheel. a lot of people like 12lb flywheels for everday driving but everyone has their own opinion
I still have a stock clutch in my EP but my EK has a Competition Stage 1.5 clutch and I have a 10lb Fidanza flywheel and I frickin' love it. Pedal feel is awesome and that thing grabs hard, chirp the crap out of 4th gear haha. Pedal isn't too stiff like with a lot of aftermarket clutches, just a little stiffer than stock. CC FTW!!
clutch masters is also good. i have the 4 puck un sprung in my car with the fidanza flywheel. it is simply amazing how well it grabs. but then again im also pushing 550whp lol
Trending Topics
exedy stage 1 or competition clutch stage 1 are very good as for flywheel I would go with the new clubrsx exclusive competition clutch flywheel which is only 10 pounds which is not too light and not to heavy!
The exedy 8 lbs flywheels is a little too light for DD but for the track it would be alot better!
The exedy 8 lbs flywheels is a little too light for DD but for the track it would be alot better!
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 250
Likes: 0
From: los angeles, ca, los angeles
i been hearing alot of exedy fans down here huh lol. my friend told me that he recommends me the act 6 puck what u guys think of act?
go with the comp and the comp flywheel. thay work good and feel good also. i have installed about 5 of them in the last month and all my customers love that setup.
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 250
Likes: 0
From: los angeles, ca, los angeles
im lookin into a new clutch/flywheel setup also and was considering the CC setup. $530 shipped is the best price i got. for an h22
Are you even pushing that much power??? I really don't think so but anyways... I would recommend using a Stage 1 or Stage 2 at most! Certainly because its going to be DD but also because you don't have enough power to use a higher grade of clutch... it would be overkill for no reason...
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Ben Huynh
Forced Induction
18
Jun 17, 2001 01:16 PM




