Clutch recommendations
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Clutch recommendations
Hi iv recently had my gearbox fixed and am looking to replace the clutch while it's out is a gb270 with 50k on the clock not modified really just a cat deleted and a map so was just hoping for some recommendations on what clutch to go for looking at just the standard exady clutch kit are these a good choice thanks for any advise would be very much appreciated
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std Exedy is fairly capable or if you wish a little extra insurance then the #pink box' is a good bet..........
pretty much always on the shelf and at "best" pricing........
pretty much always on the shelf and at "best" pricing........
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some years ago we used to stock / supply a lot of them and the initial original kits were well priced and decent quality - its not something we would generally offer these days albeit we may have some limited options still
make your own views on why that may be..........
make your own views on why that may be..........
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Thanks Alyn.
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things like twin plates and ACT Extreme's make no sense on road cars unless heavily modified............
6spd set-up is very capable even in factory form so generally the initial 'pink box' type upgrades suit most users
6spd set-up is very capable even in factory form so generally the initial 'pink box' type upgrades suit most users
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I put a competition clutch and matching lightened flywheel and the result is amazing for throttle response. One of the best upgrades i've done on the car.
slight downside is you cannot pull a high gear in town but that doesn't bother me anyway. ie below 1500 revs and high gear = some drivetrain judder. above 1800 rpm then all is fine.
Steve
slight downside is you cannot pull a high gear in town but that doesn't bother me anyway. ie below 1500 revs and high gear = some drivetrain judder. above 1800 rpm then all is fine.
Steve
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