peccy

do they judder? snatchy? burn out easy? cope with 6000rpm standing starts ? anygood when stuck in traffic jams and round town driving?

cheers, peccy.

scooby_si

YHM & if u reply here u get 1000 posts
Si

scooby_si

in short no, no, no, yes, yes once warn in in my experiance anyway u got all my forts on my essay mail lol
Si

peccy

scooby_si,

think ill save my 1000 post for a celebratory post

so not going to put owt here accept cheers for the reply

scooby_si

er too late mate u r a big 1000 today

Creepy

All the things that you upgrade on your clutch will hit back onto your gearbox...
Better replace a clutch then a gearbox I think...

scooby_si

yeah i believe that is next weakest link so im not guna give too much abuse at santa pod
Si

stiscooby

I am looking to replace my clutch in my Type R.

Was speaking to Scoobysport about the AP Organic and they no longer do these clutch's due to problems they had with them in the past (think was summat to do with "judder"). They now use Helix organic clutch's instead.

Thats what I was told any way!

rally colin

I have fitted a few Ap organic and had no problems with judder.
Helix are a little cheaper and I beleive come with release bearings.

In normal traffic the AP organics are not harsh and should handle some abuse but as stated too much and you will need another gearbox.

steve McCulloch

I have the AP Organic having replaced the useless AP 4 paddle that was just undrivable - just a plate change

You know its there.. its not as friendly as the standard Subaru clutch.. a little juddery in traffic.. I will be going for a twin plate clutch next time... have not decided who from though

AP Organic seems to be ok at 400bhp but doubt it will take about 75-100 bhp more than this - we'll see