2006 hawkeye 2.5 clutch
06 May 2011, 02:21 PM
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2006 hawkeye 2.5 clutch
have a my06 wrx 5 speed box , after a competition or organic clutch , only problem is mine is the PUSH type not the traditional pull type , why they changed to this i don't know, i'm really struggling to find a company that do these 
any ideas
any ideas
07 May 2011, 08:14 AM
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I had an organic exeedy uprated clutch which was good for 350/400 - til the gearbox let go! This it cost about £219.00 and did flywheel at the same time.
I had an organic exeedy uprated clutch which was good for 350/400 - til the gearbox let go! This it cost about £219.00 and did flywheel at the same time.
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I had the clutch on my 07 Forester 2.5 PPP changed under warranty a few months back, I'm sure the dealer said that the OEM part was made by exedy.
I wish they'd have stuck with the pull type clutch because the 2.5 push type simply isn't as nice as previous Scoobys I've owned (it's both sharp and heavy, not always nice on the M60 commute).
I wish they'd have stuck with the pull type clutch because the 2.5 push type simply isn't as nice as previous Scoobys I've owned (it's both sharp and heavy, not always nice on the M60 commute).
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