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paintx 05-06-02 11:33 PM

Clutch, what to buy?
 
I have a 87' rx-7 nonturbo and think i need a new clutch. When driving the car hard, hole shots, the rmp's will rise but my speed wont. Only notice it after the clutch gets warmed up. I think the clutch is over heating. Checked clutch fluid. The clutch does not instantly engage.
Thinking of getting a stage 1 Clutch master kit.
Where can i get it the cheapest?
how much $ would it be installed?

rx7_turbo2 05-07-02 12:11 AM

Unless your running a ton of mods the stock clutch should serve your needs just fine. But if you have money burning a hole in your pocket I have heard good things about ACT and Clutchmasters, stay away from Centerforce.

von 05-07-02 12:19 AM

Whats up people..U dont need all these gripping clutches. Theirs a clutch RX-7.com selz called street clutch. It is basically stock but holds 10 percent better. for an N/A 10 percent more is perfect for one that has intake exaust some porting.

von 05-07-02 12:19 AM

Oh..Its only 200 bucks and comes with everything...release bearings exc.

drake696 05-07-02 12:20 AM

I jst put ona dual friction center force kit it coast me about $450 and it's a sweet clutch

paintx 05-07-02 12:31 AM

thanks for the feed back.
checked out rx7.com and it was $199.95
clutch master is $206.58 and claims 70% holding capacity on thier site.
Might as well go with the cutch master....

Angel Guard Racing Team 05-07-02 01:41 AM

ACT and forget the rest...

mazdaspeed 05-07-02 02:42 AM

My ACT clutch is great grips hard!!

HoNdAh8rRx7LuVr 05-07-02 07:50 AM

anything but CENTERFORCE!!

RexMan 05-07-02 08:09 AM

I haven't had any trouble with my Bonez Strip/Street clutch.......awesome pulling (IMO) for an N/A...make sure you complement the replacement clucth with a new shift kit (Bushings and so on), T/O & Pilot bearing, check your slave cynlinder and the stock rubber line to it....it cracks with the engine heat and may expand more so than normal (Lack of pressure or minimal pressure)...you may also wanna check your flywheel...there's a big debate whether to re-surface or not.......I had mine re-surfaced and so far so great....Happy motoring.....

RexMan

SaabGuy 05-07-02 11:17 AM

www.capclutches.com

Cheap clutch kits ranging from $130 to $200(performance kit).

Its what Im going to run when the time comes. (Almost there)

Therx7ist 05-20-02 08:05 AM

big debate over resurfacing of fly wheel?
whats that all about ? whats the debate?

Amur_ 05-20-02 09:38 AM

My mechanic only installs ACT clutches. He swears by them, and he's never had to replace one that he's installed. I was looking at Centerforce when I was pricing things out but he talked me out of that pretty quickly. The ACT (6 disc copper puck thingy) now in my NA 86 is 5 by 5. $245 Cdn.

Btw, the clutch was the only thing replaced. But if you want to get all nuts ACT has a full 'street' package that you can install. :)

ttyl,
Amur_

vosko 05-20-02 10:12 AM

ACT race six puck all the way :D


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