Which clutch
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Which clutch
I'm looking at replacing my clutch in the near future and I'm having trouble deciding which 1 to buy. The car is a Hawk STI running about 300bhp, but maybe looking to increase slightly in future. I'm torn between the Excedy pink stage 1 or the competition stage 2 from Scoobyworld.
I would really like people's opinions on these 2 clutches or if they have any other suggestions ?
Matt
I would really like people's opinions on these 2 clutches or if they have any other suggestions ?
Matt
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For all you Mr Benn 'fans' out there...
"As if by magic, the Shopkeeper appears."
Literally:
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...pt-2016-a.html
"As if by magic, the Shopkeeper appears."
Literally:
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...pt-2016-a.html
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I would say like everything it comes down to personal choice their has been no bad advice given based on members replies,as it's users feedback i have given mine as i have used both so yeah its down to your own preference really,and you said that your car is at 300 bhp and that you may add a few more horses in the future either clutch will be fine for your needs.SJ.
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I would say like everything it comes down to personal choice their has been no bad advice given based on members replies,as it's users feedback i have given mine as i have used both so yeah its down to your own preference really,and you said that your car is at 300 bhp and that you may add a few more horses in the future either clutch will be fine for your needs.SJ.
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I'll throw a wild card in ...... After destroying a pink box in a matter of months, I bought a helix clutch to use with the excedy pressure plate. I've had this clutch on a 320 classic for two years now. It's done umpteen track days, a run what you brung day and is currently being used as a commuter car. Really can't fault it and will definitely be buying another if I can kill this one. I bought mine from AS performance, not a lot of money in the grand scheme of things either.
http://www.helix-autosport.com/home-page/
http://www.helix-autosport.com/home-page/
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Yup it gets driven hard, during the bed in procedure (what's all that about in the 21st century) the excedy always smelt terrible when pulling away at any speed. I'm confident it was genuine it came from one of the most reputable specialists in the country.
The helix on the other hand has always "felt" good in all situations, I honestly can't remember how many times it's been launched. I did eight launches a few weeks back at a local rwyb and I've done at least ten track days. The past few weeks I'm using it for work as the wife has my daily driver.
The helix on the other hand has always "felt" good in all situations, I honestly can't remember how many times it's been launched. I did eight launches a few weeks back at a local rwyb and I've done at least ten track days. The past few weeks I'm using it for work as the wife has my daily driver.
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Yup it gets driven hard, during the bed in procedure (what's all that about in the 21st century) the excedy always smelt terrible when pulling away at any speed. I'm confident it was genuine it came from one of the most reputable specialists in the country.
The helix on the other hand has always "felt" good in all situations, I honestly can't remember how many times it's been launched. I did eight launches a few weeks back at a local rwyb and I've done at least ten track days. The past few weeks I'm using it for work as the wife has my daily driver.
The helix on the other hand has always "felt" good in all situations, I honestly can't remember how many times it's been launched. I did eight launches a few weeks back at a local rwyb and I've done at least ten track days. The past few weeks I'm using it for work as the wife has my daily driver.
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Nah, wont bother thank you very much. I had a brand new pink box during the run in period and ....
"during the bed in procedure (what's all that about in the 21st century) the exedy always smelt terrible when pulling away at any speed."
The Helix has been good since day one, I fitted it the day before my first track day and its performed faultlessly for two years.
"during the bed in procedure (what's all that about in the 21st century) the exedy always smelt terrible when pulling away at any speed."
The Helix has been good since day one, I fitted it the day before my first track day and its performed faultlessly for two years.
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Nah, wont bother thank you very much. I had a brand new pink box during the run in period and ....
"during the bed in procedure (what's all that about in the 21st century) the exedy always smelt terrible when pulling away at any speed."
The Helix has been good since day one, I fitted it the day before my first track day and its performed faultlessly for two years.
"during the bed in procedure (what's all that about in the 21st century) the exedy always smelt terrible when pulling away at any speed."
The Helix has been good since day one, I fitted it the day before my first track day and its performed faultlessly for two years.
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