what do you guys think of the Spoon clutch n flywheel?????? plz post your remarks about this product.

 

I'd suggest that if you get the flywheel that you also puchase a 99-00 civic si starter or a jdm itr starter. The USDM ITR starter may grind on the wheel since the teeth don't match up correctly.

 

works best as an ash tray.

D

 

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lol

 

hell yeah.... the fidanza ashtray at marc's/expo ownz

 

why waste the money?unless you're getting a smokin deal,you can get equal/better quality stuff for a much better price.you could get a Fidanza flywheel off Ebay or elsewhere new for about $200.you can source a nice clutch setup from somewhere like Clutch Specialties for around $300.
all the Spoon stuff is just re-badged parts from other manufacturers anyway.
chris

 

I had both on my EG,never liked it that much.Flywheel grinded and clutch is over priced ITR factory clutch.

 

clutch masters get my vote or TODA

 

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these dont grind do they?

 

not to my knowlage

 

myself and about 5 or more people i know have been running the Fidanza flywheel for a while now with no problems.i currently have the Clutchmasters stage 3 in my car(had it for over 4 years now),some of my friends also have it or stage 4.we all love it.a couple people i know with more extreme setups are running he Clutch Specialties clutches with good results(i have one waiting to put in my car)
chris