Aight guys, bad news, i guess soon enough i'll need a new clutch, i need some opinions, i'm not looking for a racing clutch or anything, i just need a reliable one with a good warranty, anyone have any suggestions?

 

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If you are getting a new clutch, you may as well get a lightened flywheel also. Saves time and money on labor

 

really? why so? i'm trying to get out of this pretty cheap, the labor won't be an issue

 

if ur tryin to get somethin reliable/cheap and nothing for racing? why not just go with the o.e. honda one???

 

they're more expensive, anything from the factory is more expensive, i'm definatly not getting a racing clutch, but ****, floormats are 100 bucks from honda, imagine what a clutch would be

 

the man has a point....just the throwout bearing is 70 bucks from Honda...

 

HEY! Read my 5th gen clutch install article. It details the install, and lists contact, part # info, and impressions of the Exedy OEM replacememnt clutch that cost me a paltry 96.50 out the door w/ throw out bearing, and adjustment tool. Good luck. ps- exedy/daikin manufacture the OEM equipment clutches, so any doubts you may have about the quality of the unit should be assuaded by that, and the fact that the cluch I'm on now has 30k miles on it, and 5 or so track days. And, yes, an 8lbs flywheel should go in at the same time, if you care.

 

Get an OEM one of ebay.com They are made by Exedy and are just OEM spec.

prelude1987 why the lightened flywheel? I was thinking of getting one when I get the Exedy OEM clutch and thinking of the pros/cons and any brands.

 

try not to get racing clutch, because it worn out faster than stock oem clutch........

 

well, considering i'm not a hardcore racer and dont plan on taking my baby to the track till after i graduate college and start doing some internal work or some boost, i'm gonna stay away from the racing clutch anyhow, but i what i was asking, was that lightened flywheel gonna be for racing as well, or would it actually help my car?