millwrx

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After a new clutch for my classic as my so called helix updated one is slipping after 1500 miles and 5 hard launches,what do people recommend

the shreksta

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I've just put a competition clutch stage 2 in mine, got it from Darrel @ scoobyworx. My car is a 2.5 forged running 440/440 and it's fine,no juddering and the bite isn't harsh

bustaMOVEs

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I've bought same clutch as above cc stage 2 for around 450hp

millwrx

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This bloody helix one was meant to be rated to 400lbf,wrong!,lol
Are the ones you have paddle or normal??

the shreksta

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normal, i removed an exedy 6 paddle from mine for 2 reasons....

1- it was ****

2- it was ****

here is is,if you enter sn10 @ the checkout you will get 10% off

http://www.scoobyworx.com/index.asp?function=CART

also if you have a paddle at the minute chances are your flywheel will need skimming

millwrx

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No it's not a paddle one at the moment,it does have a lightweight flywheel,so the CC one should be fine for some hard launches

the shreksta

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drop darrel a message as he is best person to speak with

bustaMOVEs

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For launches your not going to get the best unless twin excedy or the likes.
But some single plates can take a bit of abuse, but I wouldn't buy if I was planning to launch it

millwrx

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Yer don't want to replacing again for a while,

Tidgy

Paddle clutch's on the road are a bad idea, there really aimed at big power.

millwrx

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Brought a exedy hyper twin plate today though my supplier £1361.88p,with the trust bearing,good price I thought

dazdavies

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I'm amazed no one has mentioned the ACT Offerings.

As good as the Exedy twin plate is (I've had one myself) The ACT stuff is superb and around half the price of the Exedy Twin Plate

banny sti

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+1

fawor

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thats crap, kevlar and stinks
+2 ACT

millwrx

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Did look at them but decided on the exedy,

bustaMOVEs

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What clutch are you running?

gary77

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i'm just looking into whats involved in taking my car to 450bhp .

according to andy forrest's web site a ppg or 6 speed box is needed for my version 6 sti. is your gearbox standard ?

Anko Dragt

No 5 speed will hold the power unless you put different gears in them, wich alone cost more than a 6 speed box..

And while you already need a 6 spd box, stock sti clutch will hold 430hp/550nm fine.

joe v3sti

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Exedy twin plate, tried and tested!

KAS35RSTI

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I been through lots of clutches. My favorite would be the Cusco twin plate & Carbonetics 4 pad unsprung, very harsh engagement & a lot of noise but boy does it launch! Very snappy. The ACT full face organic sprung disc is good for a daily, can hold upto 570 lbs but didn't find it to good for launching. I used this in a few of my dailys

**jay**

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your on a standard engine as per your other thread, as i said there to get they power levels you will need around 10k to do it right, forged engine twin plate clutch 6 speed box good brakes ect ect ect and many other bits and bobs, id aim for around 340bhp which will be quick enough in a classic unless your wanting to spend crazy money to do it correctly