Randokuky

I orderd a clutch kit from AIMCO CLUTCH off ebay, well it came today and to my supprise its the right one. I had gotten one from autozone be4 and it took 4 trys at the p-bearing be4 i got the right one. This one came in the box with everything.


It was only 102.98 shiped!

SpooledupRacing

IME the best release bearing is ALWAYS going to be a NEW OEM one, alot of the aftermarket throwout bearings are junk and go out or start making noise prematurly

Dave

SpooledupRacing

btw I sell new oem daiken clutch kits for 150.00 shipped (in most cases)

Omixeo

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I bought an OEM clutch kit for around $128 from mazda. The clutch feels just as good as my last one.

Rotary Noob

Mazda wanted to charge me 178...for an OEM clutch kit.

Sachs makes one for 138 on autopartswarehouse.com

FCKing1995

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I dont trust lesser brands like that. Its either Mazda OEM or another bigger brand like ACT, Centerforce, Spec, or similar

RETed

I won't touch anything unless it's from ACT, Exedy, OS Giken, or ATS.


-Ted

djmtsu

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^Lol^

I've been beating the **** out of an Aimco clutch in an NA with a turbo swap for a year. Still holds like new.

But just in case I have an ACT pressure plate to put it. (Its gotta be better right. lol)

876portturbo

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I have a 6puck aimco and the thing is still holding up, might get a better one if this one craps out but so far its been good

Sideways7

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And for the record, stock clutches are made by Exedy.
Also, the ACT pressure plate will make a big difference since it most likely has stonger clamping force.

walken

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and they're only 90 plus shipping from e-bay. Although if you can get the buyer a better warranty then its a good deal. These clutches can be beat to **** and still last a good 10K miles.