ive just had a EXEDY Hyper racing clutch fitted including lightweight flywheel (http://www.coximport.com/exedy/index.html) - an awesome bit of kit but a side effect is quite a bit of clutch judder especially on low revs starts, could this be harmfull to any of the drivetrain???
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Had a similar clutch on my hill climb 911. Lots of judder unless lots of revs. hard work in traffic, but killer bite for those 'special 0 to 60's....'. Also killed my flywheel and even seized onto the cover plate once! Do you really need it?
Anyway, it/I survived it for 6000 miles, only damage was flywheel. Good luck! |
Thought the idea behind fitting a "racing/performance" clutch system is that they will only operate at higher rpm limits. If you expect it to perform the same at l;ower rpm, then forget it,as it is not capable of handling the pressure at lower rpm. Better to drive it properly, should of been explained when purchasing the clutch kit
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scoobyslut, i was aware that it would judder and dont really mind cos i rarely drive at low revs :) just wondering if the juddering would damage anything?
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When I spoke to Diaken that sell the Exedy stuff in the UK, they said the hyper clutch was supposed not to be as bad for judder and harshness.
paul |
hopefully it will bed in a bit more, only done 200 miles with it
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peccy, hows your clutch now?
I have had one of these fitted today and the judder is a nightmare at low revs and it also judders a bit on down change. Is this the same as you experianced? please can you let me know. sly |
sly, he changed it to an AP one after he did his 0-60 challenge. No need for such a clutch on your cars IMO.
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mine was starting to "give up" & slipping badly. I think i really toasted it at elvington.
Do you know if he suffered from bad judder, any ideas if this maybe a problem or just a characteristic of the clutch (organic)? sly |
peccy
Is the plate the solid type or does it have springs in it?? |
Sly
Peccy has now sold that clutch (to me :)) He did have a bit judder but he said it was improving as it bedded in. I think he refitted an AP organic. IIRC his gearbox failed shortly afterwards, probably weakened by the Hyper launches ! Andy |
sly fox,think andy.f summed it up, the EXEDY clutch was a bit impractical for the every day to and from work and to the shops etc. to eliminate the down change judder i had to gas change which is a good driving technique but not when ya going 10mph in the asda car park!
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What type of friction disk and pressure plate exactly?
A full face disc or a paddle type disc? `Ceramic` or `Organic`? |
JamesS, 6 paddle ceramic
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I guess poor take-up is to be expected then!!!.....
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Mine is an exedy organic.
The judder has got a bit better with bedding in (already done 700 miles with a knockhill trip). I have had to change my driving style to suit it, reving the engine on downshift and take off. It's a nightmare in traffic, but the transmission feels really strong and i can't wait to do some qtr miles with it.. sly |
Sly,
you just had the Exedy fitted? Was it part of the group buy? |
Yep ( i think so anyway!)
Spoke to jonathan @ grasshopper after reading the thread by POC, and he sorted me out. The clutch has now full bedded in and is AWESOME!!! Can't wait to do some qtr miles :D sly |
Sly,
Just fitted the same one.....has the judder gone after a decent amount of miles? I`ve only covered about 100miles and 1st gear bite point is still a bit harsh. It has got better since fitting..........? |
Mine has done 800 miles and has settled down now.
Still judders a bit unless i set off at at least 1500rpm. sly |
Isn't clutch judder a feature of Scoobs in general? A competition clutch is only going to make the antediluvian power transfer from flywheel to driveshaft that much more noticeable.
I just depress the clutch and give it more revs when it happens, and nothing's broken yet! |
:D
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