Clutch advice which one ?
21 August 2016, 06:58 PM
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Clutch advice which one ?
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Thinking of at some point changing my clutch on my 2005 plate STi Wide-track 6 speed. Uprated the front and rear discs and pads plus the cam belt and major service for piece of mind but feel an Uprated clutch maybe the next purchase.
What's the best kit to go for ? The car is standard apart from the Nur Spec R and usual PPP upgrades.
Plus what's the average cost to replace these days ?
Thx
Thinking of at some point changing my clutch on my 2005 plate STi Wide-track 6 speed. Uprated the front and rear discs and pads plus the cam belt and major service for piece of mind but feel an Uprated clutch maybe the next purchase.
What's the best kit to go for ? The car is standard apart from the Nur Spec R and usual PPP upgrades.
Plus what's the average cost to replace these days ?
Thx
21 August 2016, 08:08 PM
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If you have to change the clutch,you might as well put in a pink box just to future proof a little,so if you decide later on to maybe add a few more horses 
with a turbo upgrade billet style,you will have a clutch that can take more torque,but as above the O.E clutch can handle most stage 1 mods with ease so if you are looking to keep your power level as is i would just stick with the O.E sti one.SJ.
with a turbo upgrade billet style,you will have a clutch that can take more torque,but as above the O.E clutch can handle most stage 1 mods with ease so if you are looking to keep your power level as is i would just stick with the O.E sti one.SJ.
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If you have to change the clutch,you might as well put in a pink box just to future proof a little,so if you decide later on to maybe add a few more horses with a turbo upgrade billet style,you will have a clutch that can take more torque,but as above the O.E clutch can handle most stage 1 mods with ease so if you are looking to keep your power level as is i would just stick with the O.E sti one.SJ.
with a turbo upgrade billet style,you will have a clutch that can take more torque,but as above the O.E clutch can handle most stage 1 mods with ease so if you are looking to keep your power level as is i would just stick with the O.E sti one.SJ.
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