Which clutch?
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Which clutch?
Hi guys, clutch is about to give up on my MY98 turbo. Im only running standard power which i might increase slightly but just wondered what would be the best clutch in terms of longevity etc. without going OTT on a standard car. It gets driven hard!
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A Borg & Beck clutch is more than adequate for a standard car...Available at most motor factors for around £125
All covers are originally made by Exedy (then rebranded by many, such as AP), as they hold the patent for the 'pull' type pressure plates.
No point in shelling out for an expensive clutch on a car running standard power and torque IMO
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All covers are originally made by Exedy (then rebranded by many, such as AP), as they hold the patent for the 'pull' type pressure plates.
No point in shelling out for an expensive clutch on a car running standard power and torque IMO
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Originally Posted by Mark A
Do Borg & Beck own Exedy?
Not sure who makes the B&B friction plate though?
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Thanks for the info, didn't think it would be worth getting carried away. Am I right in thinking it's worth changing the release arm for an STI item (saw it on a thread ages ago but i can't find it)
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