XTD Clutch Kits???
12-18-04, 11:54 AM
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XTD Clutch Kits???
Hey, I found this clutch kit on ebay XTD Stage 3 Clutch
The second gen guys have a few good things to say about it but I can't find any information on it for the 3rd gen's. It looks like a decent set-up. I'm almost down for just trying it out and giving you guys some feedback on it. I'm kinda pushed for christmas ideas... last minute shopping, i know.
The second gen guys have a few good things to say about it but I can't find any information on it for the 3rd gen's. It looks like a decent set-up. I'm almost down for just trying it out and giving you guys some feedback on it. I'm kinda pushed for christmas ideas... last minute shopping, i know.
12-18-04, 12:12 PM
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Birds can DRIFT YO...!!!!
DON'T try to go cheap. i've gotten a clutch from them b4 for my bros mkiv supra and they sent me the wrong pressure plate. i installed it with new throwout bearing(everything) and it was weaker than the stock clutch and i emailed them and they gave me a bad comment saying i should've taken it to have professionals install it, IMO stay away from them
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12-18-04, 08:13 PM
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Just got the exact kit but i haven't put it on yet.Probably tmorrow or the day after tmorrow.Seems very nice though and my mechanic said that it will last long.More feedback soon.
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12-20-04, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by the_glass_man
It doesn't hold well to cars pushing a good amount of power. Other than that, it's a fine choice.
12-20-04, 12:10 PM
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if you guys don't like the ACT clutches, then what do you like? i'm hoping to have a car with around 400 at the wheels someday and will be needing to replace my clutch sooner than later... was hoping to just get one that would suit my goals 
(sorry if this is hi-jacking, but i think it goes along with where the thread is heading)
my opinion on the ebay clutch... anything critical that you are going to buy on ebay is just asking for it to break... why not just spend the extra money and KNOW that it is the right thing?
(sorry if this is hi-jacking, but i think it goes along with where the thread is heading)my opinion on the ebay clutch... anything critical that you are going to buy on ebay is just asking for it to break... why not just spend the extra money and KNOW that it is the right thing?
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1. How much hp are you making?
2. Use -- street, drag, track, all of the above?
3. You are aware of the characteristics of a puck clutch, right?
4. If it doesn't work out, how happy are you going to be pulling the tranny again to replace the clutch -- after buying another clutch.
2. Use -- street, drag, track, all of the above?
3. You are aware of the characteristics of a puck clutch, right?
4. If it doesn't work out, how happy are you going to be pulling the tranny again to replace the clutch -- after buying another clutch.
12-20-04, 01:45 PM
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I personally have nothing big against ACT clutches... If your goal is 400hp at ANY time most any clutch other than stock one will work. Maybe a few exceptions but...
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