Difference Between the ITR clutch and the '00 SI clutch
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Re: Difference Between the ITR clutch and the '00 SI clutch (Nameless EJ6)
Difference is A lot. Si clutch feels like Chit compared to ITR clutch.
Trust me. My OEM ITR clutch has 46,000 miles on it and it feels multiple times better than my previous Si clutch did in my old Si(even when it was brand new).
ITR clutch grabs pretty damn hard for stock clutch IMO. Si clutch is garbage.
Trust me. My OEM ITR clutch has 46,000 miles on it and it feels multiple times better than my previous Si clutch did in my old Si(even when it was brand new).
ITR clutch grabs pretty damn hard for stock clutch IMO. Si clutch is garbage.
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Re: Difference Between the ITR clutch and the '00 SI clutch (EbboyPSi)
My bro has a 99 si, and the clutch is worlds of difference from a type R. The SI clutch is literally like butter, and doesnt grab for ****. Its much smoother for daily driving, but thats about all its good for.
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Re: Difference Between the ITR clutch and the '00 SI clutch (Champ R)
yep. stock si clutch...wow the slippage was very interesting.
i could be a horrible stick driver and still get the car into gear, not stall, no jerking, etc. very forgiving clutch
itr clutch is much different. a bit more riding on the clutch is required for a smooth ride, otherwise you get a "thunk"
i could be a horrible stick driver and still get the car into gear, not stall, no jerking, etc. very forgiving clutch
itr clutch is much different. a bit more riding on the clutch is required for a smooth ride, otherwise you get a "thunk"
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