need a new clutch!
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need a new clutch!
My clutch is going out and i dont know what kind of clutch i should buy.
Im not going to go all the way with my 7 but i do want something better than
stock clutch. what do you guys think? I have a 10ae t2.
Im not going to go all the way with my 7 but i do want something better than
stock clutch. what do you guys think? I have a 10ae t2.
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yep me too, i chirped all the way thru 3rd(power shifting though) and feels awesome when i do stop and go, way better then my friends 4 puck (which was overkill on his unmodded N/A)
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I have ACT unsprung on my TII ( feels awesome but can be a bitch if you're caught in stop and go traffic. I do not recommend it for a DD that sees rush hour traffic daily, but it's ok for your weekend cruise car/autocross car). If you have a stock TII then I would not recommend that clutch though. ACT makes some good clutches that will benefit you and your needs.
I knew I was going to be upgrading teh car within a year or so of the clutch install so I went with the harsher clutch and now I don't have to worry about replacing it once my new turbo goes in. You can do the same unless you KNOW you won't be increasing power/torque within the next 3-4 years (depending on the abuse you put your clutch through).
DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM EBAY UNLESS IT IS A BRAND NAME (search for recent threads regarding clutches for details)
I knew I was going to be upgrading teh car within a year or so of the clutch install so I went with the harsher clutch and now I don't have to worry about replacing it once my new turbo goes in. You can do the same unless you KNOW you won't be increasing power/torque within the next 3-4 years (depending on the abuse you put your clutch through).
DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM EBAY UNLESS IT IS A BRAND NAME (search for recent threads regarding clutches for details)
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I just had my clutch replaced (could have been the original as far as I know) w/ some steel backed full disk whose name escapes me. I feels pretty much like stock, but now I can chirp 2nd
I had the RB 4 puck bronze clutch on my other T2 and it wasn't very plesant to drive everyday (especially w/ lots of hills). Unless you plan on big power, a heavy duty full disc will prolly be the best for you.
I had the RB 4 puck bronze clutch on my other T2 and it wasn't very plesant to drive everyday (especially w/ lots of hills). Unless you plan on big power, a heavy duty full disc will prolly be the best for you.
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