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Old 04-15-03, 10:40 PM
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Clutch replacement

Just a quick question about something someone with a 1st gen told me. He said all three on the gens can swap clutch discs and pressure plates. He said he is running a 3rd gen oem clutch and plate in his 1st gen. Is that true..can I just buy the cheaper 1st gen since it is the same disc and plate??? That would be kinda smarter. But it made me think why would there be such a price change? Is it they all use the same plate but not disc..or other way around??? Any help would be great.
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your car is going to need more than a clutch. Let me have your clutch line from your yellow P.O.S. And I owe brett $10 not you BYRD CALL!!!!
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The first gen stock clutch is made for a car with 100 hp. Putting that on a 255 hp FD isn't going to last. The FD clutch is a pull type clutch. I wouldn't think the parts would be compatible.
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i dont think so do it right not rigged
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I was just wondering...I need a clutch that will hold about 450 wheel hp. Probably going with the OS Giken Twin Plate 6 Puck. But for my slow one I was just wondering.
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