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!

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

Sachs makes one for 138 on autopartswarehouse.com

 

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

 

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


-Ted

 

^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)

 

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

 

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.

 

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.