good FC clutch?for the cheap pocket
11-19-05, 12:58 AM
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good FC clutch?for the cheap pocket
well my clutch is starting to slip a bit so its time to replace it..maybe with a stage 2 or 3 but i dont know what company is a good one for RX-7 my budy uses Exedy for his 240 but thats nissan not mazda so what are your suggestions?...
i have an 87 TII
Trevor
i have an 87 TII
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11-19-05, 01:18 AM
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its better to invest a bit more ( say $ 50 - 100 ) and not have to worrie for another long time.
ACT and exedy are very goodones.
if you post some mods and your aprox. torque it will be easier to give you recomendations.
ACT and exedy are very goodones.
if you post some mods and your aprox. torque it will be easier to give you recomendations.
11-19-05, 01:25 AM
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http://www.srmotorsports.com/sr86clch.html
Theres where I went for my clutch. $386 to my door and it got here in about 2-3 days.
Theres where I went for my clutch. $386 to my door and it got here in about 2-3 days.
11-19-05, 01:48 AM
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I run a centerforceII and I like it, you might want to look into their DualFriction, runs ~ $275 for the clutch disk annd pressure plate
http://www.centerforce.com/clutches....on=clutchtypes
http://www.centerforce.com/clutches....on=clutchtypes
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11-19-05, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by carzy driver
I run a centerforceII and I like it, you might want to look into their DualFriction, runs ~ $275 for the clutch disk annd pressure plate
http://www.centerforce.com/clutches....on=clutchtypes
http://www.centerforce.com/clutches....on=clutchtypes
miss it very much, streetable but grabbed great
now running a racingbeat Sport/Strip Heavy Duty (HD) Clutch Disc
http://racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
only $142
i am using mine with the centerforce pressure plate from the previous setup, but can be used with stock pressure plate
11-19-05, 11:45 AM
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I had a friend suggest a centerforce to me... But another told me he heard bad things about them. I looked through the forum and found 2 or 3 bad stories about them and figured I'd not try it.... Pretty glad I didn't go for one. I found a site that was having a sale on ACT clutches... Also was having a sitewide sale.... And there was some other type of ACT sale going on.... I basically got the ACT strett/strip clutch for a little over $100 off. Can't remember the site now though, sorry 
Edit:
I looked through some old email, I believe it was www.prostreetonline.com I saw that I made an order with them but it didn't state what I ordered. I went to the site and they have them 10% off right now.... Probably always do, heh. But they might be the place I got it from, not sure.
Edit:
I looked through some old email, I believe it was www.prostreetonline.com I saw that I made an order with them but it didn't state what I ordered. I went to the site and they have them 10% off right now.... Probably always do, heh. But they might be the place I got it from, not sure.
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11-19-05, 05:25 PM
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well, I have also heard bad things about the centerforce clutch, and the ebay ones semm sketchy at best......
ACT are supposed to be great, but as said before will cost you a bit more money....
I wanted a better clutch, but am a cheap bastard, so I put a stock one back in, Unbelievable $175 from the DEALER!!!! all the bearings, alignment tool, etc.....
But again, I have an old N/a, so the power isn't really requiring any tougher clutch....
I'd go ACT ..
ACT are supposed to be great, but as said before will cost you a bit more money....
I wanted a better clutch, but am a cheap bastard, so I put a stock one back in, Unbelievable $175 from the DEALER!!!! all the bearings, alignment tool, etc.....
But again, I have an old N/a, so the power isn't really requiring any tougher clutch....
I'd go ACT ..
11-19-05, 08:22 PM
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just so you know act clutches are made by exeddy so unless you want the nice yello paint go with exeddy
i beleve an exeddy stage 1 is equivilent to an act stage 2
dont waste your mony on an act
i beleve an exeddy stage 1 is equivilent to an act stage 2
dont waste your mony on an act
