-Stealth-

Pretty much as new.

When I bought it, it was a £1200 clutch although I think there going for around £990 now.

Looking for £300 posted but open to sensible offers.

It will fit all 6 speed Impreza's, Foresters, and Legacy's.

It was only on the car for around 12 months and probably covered 5000 miles of light driving and a few spirited laps at Donnington.


Its a fantastic clutch for track use and spirited driving, but doesn't suit my driving style or city centre location as the initial judder annoys me so removed it.


http://www.exedy-rac.../hy_single.html


Pictures can be found on Facebook. For some reason when I insert the link it doesn't direct correctly. Just copy and paste the below into your browser and remove the apostrophes.

'https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152129137972718.1073741828.582507717&type =1&l=b3c911f1b8'

Any questions then just ask.

BHPvstorque

iTrader: (14)

What hp is it rated to ?

-Stealth-

More to do with torque than bhp.

I was running close to 470NM with no problem what so ever.

It's rated to about 530NM but to be honest it feels like it could hold alot more than that as they usually do.

BHPvstorque

iTrader: (14)

Very tempted as going 6 speed soon and need a clutch that can handle mysc50 billet on my 2.1 stroker. Will be in touch once I know monies are ready.

Tubaru

iTrader: (5)

What will be included exactly in the sale?
How much, if posted to Estonia, Tallinn, 10614?

-Stealth-

Just to clarify, the model of the Clutch is a FH02SD1

-Stealth-

The clutch comes in 3 parts, friction plate, pressure plate and lightened flywheel.

Installation instructions can be download off exedy's site. The ones I have are a bit dirty.

I would recommend purchasing a new spigot bearing (about £2-3) and a new genuine release bearing (not included) instead of reusing your own before installing it.

Exedy also recommends renewing your flywheel bolts before installing.

To ship via DHL International, it is an extra £35.00

Thanks

-Stealth-

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ianbott

Hi mate can you send some detailed photos of friction material IE how much is left and also pics of pressure plate and flywheel to show any wear. Send to ianbott at hotmail.co.uk replace at with an @ sign. Genuine interest if it's in good useable condition.

ianbott

Sorry didn't see the link you posted.

How much does it judder and how heavy is the whole lot?

Cheers Ian.

ianbott

Ah just realised this is a push to release clutches, no good for me. Thanks and good luck.

BHPvstorque

iTrader: (14)

Still very tempted by this but what is the difference between push and pull clutches ie how do you know what you need ?

ianbott

Pretty sure all turbo imprezas were pull to release up till I think hawkeye models.

-Stealth-

The STi 6 speed clutch is pull type, the 5 speed was push.

On a hawkeye that is. Can't comment on previous models but I've always presumed it to be the same from the release of the 6 speed in 2002 for the bug STi.

ianbott

So is this a push to release or pull to release? Interested if it is pull to release.

-Stealth-

It's for a 6 Speed so pull type.

ianbott

Sorry if I sound stupid but a little unsure still. When you say pull type do you refer to the clutch fork pulling the release bearing to release?

-Stealth-

Pull type of 05-07 STi 6 Speed.



Push type 5 Speed.


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I didn't see your last comment above Ian about push/pull.
Essentially, if your operating cylinder is pointing towards the rear, it's a push type clutch. If it facing the front, you have a pull type.

-Stealth-

That is correct.

malibusti

would this definitely fit an 03 plate Impreza Sti, and does anyone know where you can get replacement clutch plates from, thanks

-Stealth-

If it is standard 6 speed yes. Details on exedy's site

http://www.exedy-racing.com/racing/e.../index_car.php

-Stealth-

Now sold.