Long story short . I burned out my clutch from racing..oh well **** happens. People make mistakes. Anyways ive decided on exedy clutch stage 1. Cause of reviews and ****. My question is do I need a hydraulic or cable clutch.. and can I use a stock gsr flywheel with it?


Ps would I be able to tell over stock.. (not exactly trust my mech.)


Thanks in advance

 

you havent mentioned what year gsr you have. so until then.......blue.

 

This should be in GDD lol.

 

oh yeah my bad its a 95 gsr

 

You have a hydro transmission if it is all stock. Do you need to bleed a clutch line? If so, then you have Hydro.

 

I assume your stock transmission is still good and you're simply replacing the clutch and potentially the flywheel?


Anyways I had that setup on my 96 GSR. Exedy stage 1 clutch and a fidanza 8 pound flywheel.

If I could go back I would have resurfaced my stock flywheel and kept it. The lightweight flywheels are nice when you are banging through gears, but as a DD It can become annoying at times. The pressure plate on the stage 1 is slightly heaver, which will make the clutch feel a bit heavier than stock.

 

It's a hydro system

 

oh sweet thanks for the info.. but yea man i think ima just get the flywheel resurfaced. i heard its better to have a modified engine if ima rock a lighter flywheel... but ive never had to bleed my clutch ..so im not sure what kinda tranny it is...its all stock motor tho..thats for sure.

 

so when i order the clutch from exedy.. do i need to specify which tranny i got? ima be ordering it soon..the cheapest i can find it for is $249 shipped

 

is it better to get a light weight flywheel or just have my stock one resurfaced??? its only a few hundred more but the potenial power(faster rev.) would be nice...but at the same time its christmas time and money is low...pls help need advice ...


light weight flywheel or resurfaced

 

All B series hydro transmission use the same clutch, meaning they are all interchangeable. 94-01 Integra's are all hyrdo system.

I would just resurface your stock flywheel. No need of a lightweight flywheel unless your doing some mad autocross.

 

thanks man! thats what i need to know!...