Which clutch to get? b-series

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Sep 23, 2003 | 11:27 PM

reaction360

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Which clutch to get? b-series

with so many clutches out there on the market, i'm curious what experiences all of you have had, my clutch sucks, my block is built and now i need a good clutch to handle the power. what's the best out there? both reliability, performance and price.

act
exedy
action
clutchmasters

i cant name em all...

thanks
zol

Sep 23, 2003 | 11:33 PM

civcexcoupeblack

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Re: Which clutch to get? b-series (reaction360)

action 2md. Ive had it for 5000 miles on my LS, going turbo shortly

Sep 23, 2003 | 11:42 PM

Rob Dizzle

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Re: Which clutch to get? b-series (civcexcoupeblack)

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ditto, action or tilton

Sep 24, 2003 | 12:23 AM

Dee

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Re: Which clutch to get? b-series (Bob-DC2)

Since I'm in Japan I can only suggest..

~300whp Cusco/OS Giken super single/ORC Super Single/ATS metal single
300whp~ 450whp OS Giken Twin/ATS carbon single(new type)
450whp~ Top Fuel OS twin/ATS carbon twin

Sep 24, 2003 | 02:39 AM

Arturbo

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Re: Which clutch to get? b-series (Dee)

Tilton, like mine.

Sep 24, 2003 | 02:53 AM

ninesecrx

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Re: Which clutch to get? b-series (Arturbo)

I guess it depends on price range. We have run over 600whp with a ACT clutch. Although I cant say how long of a street life this is. A Tilton would be a great clutch to not have to worry about failures and it will last a long time, but your looking to pay over $1000 bucks. But its more of an investment, not a waste of money. It will probably be the last clutch you buy.