What Clutch?
I am after some recommendations as to what clutch i should fit to my JDM V3 GC8 STi, Build progress is near completion and my aim is between 350-375bhp with 330-340 torque. Plans to further my build towards the end of the year with forged internals and possible 6 speed conversion with increased power
What would everyones option be from the following, remember this car presently is my daily driver with average 30miles a day travels on normal A-B roads. Exedy Pink - tested by scoobyclinc to 400bhp Competition Clutch stage 2 - Carbon full disk 80% increase in torque Competition Clutch stage 4 - 6 puk carbon sprung 250% increase in torque |
Originally Posted by sens3i
(Post 11395443)
I am after some recommendations as to what clutch i should fit to my JDM V3 GC8 STi, Build progress is near completion and my aim is between 350-375bhp with 330-340 torque. Plans to further my build towards the end of the year with forged internals and possible 6 speed conversion with increased power
What would everyones option be from the following, remember this car presently is my daily driver with average 30miles a day travels on normal A-B roads. Exedy Pink - tested by scoobyclinc to 400bhp Competition Clutch stage 2 - Carbon full disk 80% increase in torque Competition Clutch stage 4 - 6 puk carbon sprung 250% increase in torque Pink box in my sprint classic RA has survived many full on launches and sprint events...No slippage either :p |
Easy answer, Exedy Pink, easily the most popular and widely used clutch on the Impreza.
http://www.superhids.co.uk/clutches-...der-230mm.html I highly recommend the forged lightweight flywheel option, makes the car drive so much nicer. :) |
Originally Posted by Aztec Performance Ltd
(Post 11396448)
Easy answer, Exedy Pink, easily the most popular and widely used clutch on the Impreza.
http://www.superhids.co.uk/clutches-...der-230mm.html I highly recommend the forged lightweight flywheel option, makes the car drive so much nicer. :) |
Exedy pink box. Give alyn at as performance a ring, he'll look after you.
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Another vote for Exedy Pink. Got mine from Aztec aswell.:thumb: Steve.
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Bought the Exedy Pink from ScoobyClinic in the end.
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None of the above would have been my answer with your future aims in mind. The pink won't cope with a significant power increase and no one should use a paddle clutch on a daily driver as they will hate the car after the first traffic jam.
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Originally Posted by Fat Boy
(Post 11404268)
None of the above would have been my answer with your future aims in mind. The pink won't cope with a significant power increase and no one should use a paddle clutch on a daily driver as they will hate the car after the first traffic jam.
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Excedy pink box & lightened flywheel,,i purchased both from AZTEC & mines about 390bhp.
Andy. |
Also bought a lighten flywheel from Neil Brailsford, machined down to 6.5kg :)
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Originally Posted by stonejedi
(Post 11404271)
A pink box Exedy clutch will take his target power all day long and feel near O.E when being driven.Have you used one on a 400 bhp car yourself?I have,and it would be more then adequate for the OP requirements.SJ.
As to your sarcastic comment, I have used many clutches, and I have driven an Exedy pink in a circa 400bhp car thanks :rolleyes: My preference at 450bhp/ 370ftlb (for over 20k miles) on my car was an AP race organic. It felt completely OEM, not "near oem"..., and put up with everything it had thrown at it At my current level of 560bhp/480ft lb (twinplate cerametallic) I am in different territory these days, but the AP was still fine when we took it off. |
Originally Posted by Fat Boy
(Post 11405931)
Why don't you read his post and my response - I was considering his future "increased power by the year end" requirements, not just the first 375bhp step that he is contemplating. No point fitting two different clutches within a year IMO.
As to your sarcastic comment, I have used many clutches, and I have driven an Exedy pink in a circa 400bhp car thanks :rolleyes: My preference at 450bhp/ 370ftlb (for over 20k miles) on my car was an AP race organic. It felt completely OEM, not "near oem"..., and put up with everything it had thrown at it At my current level of 560bhp/480ft lb (twinplate cerametallic) I am in different territory these days, but the AP was still fine when we took it off. |
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