What clutch is best.
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What clutch is best.
Hi I have a 1996 sti. Clutch is started to slip in boosted. not sure. To fit a adl blue print clutch or a standard excedy. And if to get flywheel skimmed of fit lighted one.
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Forget the blue print one,they are over priced for what they are and not the best quality. As far as the rest go depends on what power you are running,what you use the car for & your budget. The flywheel wants at least a skim but I'd look at a lightened one.
By the time youv bought an Exedy & flywheel youv spent about £600, so if you plan on running big power or going on the drag strip you may be best off paying the extra for a twin plate kit which includes flywheel, it'll last much longer.
I'd drive a car with an exeddy before buying one as they tend to judder & are not evryones cup of tea.
By the time youv bought an Exedy & flywheel youv spent about £600, so if you plan on running big power or going on the drag strip you may be best off paying the extra for a twin plate kit which includes flywheel, it'll last much longer.
I'd drive a car with an exeddy before buying one as they tend to judder & are not evryones cup of tea.
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Not to sure wt bhp its runing would like a bit more. its got a td05h do u know how to get more bhp. Just useing it as a road car. So would u stay peat from adl mate. I will just prbly get flywheel skimed and balanced
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Aztec Performance have this great deal on at the moment fella.
http://www.superhids.co.uk/clutches-...a-5-speed.html
Sorry Busta, just seen your link.
http://www.superhids.co.uk/clutches-...a-5-speed.html
Sorry Busta, just seen your link.
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If you go for an Exedy, ensure it is a anti-judder clutch, these are abit of a nightmare when it comes to everyday/road use.
CG Performance do a very good clutch for around £250, this is good value for money, if your after a budget clutch, I'd recommend looking for a second hand clutch from a reputable Impreza breaker or a fellow SN member, you'd save a lot of money on the part price this way, just ensure it's in good working order!
CG Performance do a very good clutch for around £250, this is good value for money, if your after a budget clutch, I'd recommend looking for a second hand clutch from a reputable Impreza breaker or a fellow SN member, you'd save a lot of money on the part price this way, just ensure it's in good working order!
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