hello all, the person sold me the type r told me he has upgraded to AC Clutch.. And I think it is too stiff for me, harder for me to learn to drive it.

I was wonder if i jerk the car too much, or grind the clutch.... how much will it be to replace a damage clutch later on?

ppl said it is expensive, but how much ?

 

Maybe "ACT" ...

Learning to drive a manual tranny car with a heavy clutch pedal only makes driving a normal clutch later easier.

Labor- 200- 400
parts- depends on what you want- from 150

 

i'll trade my stock clutch for the ACT if you want. Need to put all this stuff in while the motor is out.

 

Oh man, I thought you meant the A/C clutch... my caR blowZ m@d c0ld y0!

-Chris

 

How'd you find that out and do you know what stage? If you do replace it, don't use the Clutchmasters OEM

 

the seller told me, i have no idea.

I don't know what stage it is...

I am learning to drive the type r now.. it jerks, it stalls, once in a while i shift without press clutch, making drilling sound...which is very bad for the clutch i heard... try very hard to aviod that now.

 

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Not bad for the clutch, bad for the tranny. Be careful!!

 

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Learning to drive a manual tranny car with a heavy clutch pedal only makes driving a normal clutch later easier.
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very true i learned on a hdss and stock feels much easier when i switched cars.

i remember spinning in 1st all the time so i didnt stall from a complete stop.