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I need a good cluthc , sugestions?

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  • bluejaysB Offline
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    bluejays
    wrote on last edited by
    #24

    about the only thing i can add to this thread is that you misspelled two words in the thread name 😄 j/k.

    for what my opinion is worth, i would go with exedy stage 1. just for the sole fact that your getting a good quality product that has been tried and tried again. if your sure some of these other "cheaper" clutches will perform to the level you need it too. then go ahead and try them.

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    • JoelJ Offline
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      Joel
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      #25

      if you notice, all the DSM guys say ACT... and all the honda guys say Exedy... Does any one get the drift here? exedy=good for honda, act=good for dsm. I would go with exedy if i were you harwood. like Nick says, you aren't planning on anything more than 200 horse, so why make it harder on your foot? save money and do it the right way!

      no race car? becuz homeowner...

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        #26

        Napa

        Slinging cancer insurance and breaking records.

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        • SmitEvoS Offline
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          #27

          Why did you pull the engine again? To take out the clutch?

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          • torbsT Offline
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            torbs
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            #28

            99slowGSX wrote:
            Why did you pull the engine again? To take out the clutch?

            thats the way its turning out now lol...

            Current vehicles: 90 Civic Hatch, 95 Civic Sedan, 93 Del Sol, 95 Civic Coupe, 99 Integra GS
            Past vehicles: 78 Malibu 2dr., 88 Riviera, 90 Laser RS-T, 91 Audi 90 quattro, 93 Del Sol, 90 TSI AWD, 92 Integra GSR, 94 Del Sol, 93 Prelude Si, 97 Civic Coupe, 88 Toyota MR2 Supercharged, 94 Lexus GS300, 89 CRX, 06 Vento Zip, 90 Civic hatch, 98 Honda Civic, 99 Honda Civic, 92 Yamaha XJ600S, 87 4WD Subaru GL, 94 Audi 90CS Quattro, 00 Civic EX Coupe, 04 Dodge SRT-4, 89 Corolla GTS (Silvertop), 95 Del Sol

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            • SmitEvoS Offline
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              SmitEvo
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              #29

              Wow.........

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              • integra_gsr98I Offline
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                integra_gsr98
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                #30

                ACT is good in Honda too, I just had bad luck with them.
                Collapsed two pressure plates and broke two disks.

                I have an Exedy twin disc in my car now and it has been amazing so far!

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                • RE-EnemaR Offline
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                  #31

                  Exedy is the best! Why the hell would you want a 6 puck unsprung clutch? If you are going to be N/A, then you don't need it.

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                  • 2slo50h2 Offline
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                    #32

                    Check out Clutchnet.com.

                    Alot of people have been happy with these.

                    Most favorite DSM Quote to date.
                    "rastimg: owning a DSM is like having a retarded kid, you love it just like a normal car, but you constantly have to fix shit on it and make sure it doesnt embarrass you in public"

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                    • torbsT Offline
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                      #33

                      RE-Enema wrote:
                      Exedy is the best! Why the hell would you want a 6 puck unsprung clutch? If you are going to be N/A, then you don't need it.

                      i got mine because it was cheap and works VERY well...its not hard to drive at all...stock pedel feel with just a slighlty harder engagement...its hardly harder to drive than an exedy stage 1 and not NEAR an exedy stage 2 in toughness...i drive it daily and love it

                      Current vehicles: 90 Civic Hatch, 95 Civic Sedan, 93 Del Sol, 95 Civic Coupe, 99 Integra GS
                      Past vehicles: 78 Malibu 2dr., 88 Riviera, 90 Laser RS-T, 91 Audi 90 quattro, 93 Del Sol, 90 TSI AWD, 92 Integra GSR, 94 Del Sol, 93 Prelude Si, 97 Civic Coupe, 88 Toyota MR2 Supercharged, 94 Lexus GS300, 89 CRX, 06 Vento Zip, 90 Civic hatch, 98 Honda Civic, 99 Honda Civic, 92 Yamaha XJ600S, 87 4WD Subaru GL, 94 Audi 90CS Quattro, 00 Civic EX Coupe, 04 Dodge SRT-4, 89 Corolla GTS (Silvertop), 95 Del Sol

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                      • torbsT Offline
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                        #34

                        btw, i got it because i wanted something that engaged harsher than OEM honda, and clutch specialties was the cheapest i could find. also, people on h-t like them too. so i didnt just go out and buy some brand i had no clue about.

                        Current vehicles: 90 Civic Hatch, 95 Civic Sedan, 93 Del Sol, 95 Civic Coupe, 99 Integra GS
                        Past vehicles: 78 Malibu 2dr., 88 Riviera, 90 Laser RS-T, 91 Audi 90 quattro, 93 Del Sol, 90 TSI AWD, 92 Integra GSR, 94 Del Sol, 93 Prelude Si, 97 Civic Coupe, 88 Toyota MR2 Supercharged, 94 Lexus GS300, 89 CRX, 06 Vento Zip, 90 Civic hatch, 98 Honda Civic, 99 Honda Civic, 92 Yamaha XJ600S, 87 4WD Subaru GL, 94 Audi 90CS Quattro, 00 Civic EX Coupe, 04 Dodge SRT-4, 89 Corolla GTS (Silvertop), 95 Del Sol

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                        • harwood39H Offline
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                          harwood39
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                          #35

                          i pulled the motor because the bearings are shot, and i just happened to find out the clutch was gone when i pulled it off the flywheel. I am going through the motor and rebuilding it, and its not going to be stock, but its also not going to be extremely fast. I would like to know where i can find a stage 1 exedy for 250.

                          Harwood Development - Emergency Vehicle Upfitter

                          2730 5th Ave S. Unit C
                          Fargo, ND 58103
                          701-429-3686

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                          • torbsT Offline
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                            torbs
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #36

                            harwood, just get the setup for $420 like you were saying before...that way there's no looking involved, and its a good deal too...

                            Current vehicles: 90 Civic Hatch, 95 Civic Sedan, 93 Del Sol, 95 Civic Coupe, 99 Integra GS
                            Past vehicles: 78 Malibu 2dr., 88 Riviera, 90 Laser RS-T, 91 Audi 90 quattro, 93 Del Sol, 90 TSI AWD, 92 Integra GSR, 94 Del Sol, 93 Prelude Si, 97 Civic Coupe, 88 Toyota MR2 Supercharged, 94 Lexus GS300, 89 CRX, 06 Vento Zip, 90 Civic hatch, 98 Honda Civic, 99 Honda Civic, 92 Yamaha XJ600S, 87 4WD Subaru GL, 94 Audi 90CS Quattro, 00 Civic EX Coupe, 04 Dodge SRT-4, 89 Corolla GTS (Silvertop), 95 Del Sol

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                            • 2slo50h2 Offline
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                              2slo50h
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #37

                              Last try on Clutchnet.com

                              Great clutches great prices. And they can build what ever you want if you need to go that route

                              Most favorite DSM Quote to date.
                              "rastimg: owning a DSM is like having a retarded kid, you love it just like a normal car, but you constantly have to fix shit on it and make sure it doesnt embarrass you in public"

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                              • harwood39H Offline
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                                harwood39
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #38

                                Wannabe, its not the amount of power the clutch can handle that im worried about. Its the fact that i dont want it to fade alot like an OEM on does when it gets warm from track abuse. I want something that will grab all the time and last a while and that can also take the abuse of auto-x/road racing.

                                Harwood Development - Emergency Vehicle Upfitter

                                2730 5th Ave S. Unit C
                                Fargo, ND 58103
                                701-429-3686

                                Rontan, D&R Electronics, Feniex, Federal Signal, SVP/Star, Bradford, Tufloc, Lund, Code3, Sound-Off, Nova, Copeland, Power-Arc, Recon

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                                • integra_gsr98I Offline
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                                  integra_gsr98
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                                  #39

                                  I'd maybe try Roadsounds for a $250 exedy stage 1...........................

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                                  • torbsT Offline
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                                    torbs
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                                    #40

                                    this is groshong posting on adams sn. nick stop thinking that you know everything just because you have a fast car. i help put in adams clutch and it fleels great, alittle better than stock. have you ever been in his car NO so shut the fuck up. o yea, btw didnt a stock b16 turbo hatch keep up with you? o wait...he was slower by .1...my bad. so stop talking mad shit you ignorant bastard. and if you dont like that u can eat a dick

                                    Current vehicles: 90 Civic Hatch, 95 Civic Sedan, 93 Del Sol, 95 Civic Coupe, 99 Integra GS
                                    Past vehicles: 78 Malibu 2dr., 88 Riviera, 90 Laser RS-T, 91 Audi 90 quattro, 93 Del Sol, 90 TSI AWD, 92 Integra GSR, 94 Del Sol, 93 Prelude Si, 97 Civic Coupe, 88 Toyota MR2 Supercharged, 94 Lexus GS300, 89 CRX, 06 Vento Zip, 90 Civic hatch, 98 Honda Civic, 99 Honda Civic, 92 Yamaha XJ600S, 87 4WD Subaru GL, 94 Audi 90CS Quattro, 00 Civic EX Coupe, 04 Dodge SRT-4, 89 Corolla GTS (Silvertop), 95 Del Sol

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                                      #41

                                      ....Grip...

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                                      • SmitEvoS Offline
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                                        SmitEvo
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                                        #42

                                        torbs wrote:
                                        this is groshong posting on adams sn. nick stop thinking that you know everything just because you have a fast car. i help put in adams clutch and it fleels great, alittle better than stock. have you ever been in his car NO so shut the fuck up. o yea, btw didnt a stock b16 turbo hatch keep up with you? o wait...he was slower by .1...my bad. so stop talking mad shit you ignorant bastard. and if you dont like that u can eat a dick

                                        torbs, control who posts on your account please.........

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                                        • TsiTomT Offline
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                                          TsiTom
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                                          #43

                                          Im pretty sure nick has been in the scene a lot longer than most of us have even been able to drive. Words of advice from guys like him should PROBABLY be taken to heart....

                                          Tom Opgrand
                                          1993 Talon TSi - Drive it , break it, fix it, repeat.
                                          2008 Kawasaki 1600 Mean Streak
                                          2011 Camry

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