Clutch reccomendations..
05-03-11, 05:18 PM
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Clutch reccomendations..
alright so its time..my clutch slips bad and is getting to the point of not being able to DD it anymore so im looking into clutches..whatcha guys reccommend 
05-03-11, 08:10 PM
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Exedy or ACT. If you think you need a clutch that is stronger than the original, then see the catalogs for torque ratings of the various clutches and pressure plates.
05-03-11, 09:30 PM
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i dont mind stock clutch at all i just want something a little bit stiffer and its stock s4 motor for now till it blows up, ill probably end up doing a mild street port whe nthat happens
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05-09-11, 12:29 AM
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honestly i was thinking autozone duralast lifetime warranty clutches for my N/A. I wear it out i go in for warranty swap... its kinda stupid on the company side, but i guess if they are cheap then the traffic they bring in for the swaps makes it worth it.
i used to work there btw... and had only ONE other FC there and that was a guy i bought my first fc from.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par..._0_2045%2C2289
life time warranty, burn it up, swap it out!
i used to work there btw... and had only ONE other FC there and that was a guy i bought my first fc from.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par..._0_2045%2C2289
life time warranty, burn it up, swap it out!
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05-09-11, 02:09 AM
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Depending on your budget, I'd either go with an OEM Exedy clutch... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1983-...item5643f65be0
or an Exedy Stage 1 kit... http://lightningmotorsports.com/i-34416.aspx
For street driving, I'd stay away from metallic puck discs. If you really want a puck disc for the street, try to find a carbon/kevlar sprung disc.
or an Exedy Stage 1 kit... http://lightningmotorsports.com/i-34416.aspx
For street driving, I'd stay away from metallic puck discs. If you really want a puck disc for the street, try to find a carbon/kevlar sprung disc.
05-09-11, 11:32 AM
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sleeping 7 ... thanks for the links man .. thats exactly the info i was looking for .. i might end up going with oem exedy just because i JUST started a new job so moneys been pretty tight for the last few weeks
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