What Clutch???
05 February 2003, 10:04 PM
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Since getting the Type R remapped with the WI system the clutch has decided to give up the ghost. Its just started to slip when fully loaded in the higher gears..........
Anyone got any advise on what to get as a replacement......
Currently running 310lbft........
Anyone got any advise on what to get as a replacement......
Currently running 310lbft........
06 February 2003, 07:18 PM
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Just changed the clutch on my ver5 Type-r and put in one of the above Lateral performance ones that are rated in excess of 400bhp and ftlb torque yet it has a lighter pedal feel and action than the standard one......Very impressed and as stated above works out cheaper than the AP one!!!!
Just changed the clutch on my ver5 Type-r and put in one of the above Lateral performance ones that are rated in excess of 400bhp and ftlb torque yet it has a lighter pedal feel and action than the standard one......Very impressed and as stated above works out cheaper than the AP one!!!!
07 February 2003, 06:34 PM
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i screw the ***** off my sti 4 i used to go through a clutch every month .
i'v now got a tripple paddle sti from grahamgoode cost me £700.00
it has lasted me 8 months and still going strong i run £360bhp
and 330Ib torque that clutch is the best you can get,, and its easy to drive the car
bollocks to those who can't drive with a 3 paddle cluth
i'v now got a tripple paddle sti from grahamgoode cost me £700.00
it has lasted me 8 months and still going strong i run £360bhp
and 330Ib torque that clutch is the best you can get,, and its easy to drive the car
bollocks to those who can't drive with a 3 paddle cluth
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19 February 2003, 01:00 PM
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While I know the LP clutches are very good (and good value) I'm also looking at a twin plate organic clutch that comes in at about £470 +vat. It's more than a LP organic clutch, but has extra torque capacity. I suspect however that Mark could sort out a higher spec version if required.
Paul
While I know the LP clutches are very good (and good value) I'm also looking at a twin plate organic clutch that comes in at about £470 +vat. It's more than a LP organic clutch, but has extra torque capacity. I suspect however that Mark could sort out a higher spec version if required.
Paul
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