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Heavy Clutch - Good, Bad, Too heavy, Broken Box??
Well, my clutch is coming to a end. It's heavy - feels like a single plate or 9 puk with a extra heavy pressure plate. (I've always had single/twin plates) in my cars, but I'm wondering what to put into my GC8?
I've heard the tale of clutch being too heavy, your going to break boxes. I'm thinking about a single plate with a lightened fly wheel. Anyone got a single plate or had one and had a good life with the box? I'm upgrading my car just a bit, putting a TD06-25G, bigger injectors and a gate on and getting it re-tuned. Does higher power mean heavier clutch? Anyone with idea's/tips/for/against, let me know Thanks :P
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Keep a basic organic single plate clutch in there and you'll be fine. You can go with a Daikin STi clutch, which is just a stocker with a 17% heavier pressure plate, or something like an Exedy Sports Tuff.
Start going heavy single, twin or ceramic/brass puck clutches, and you will make more shards in your gearbox than in your crack pipe |
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Most proberly a Heavy organic clutch would be sufficient. Softer on your gearbox but a heavy duty clutch. Flywheel will have to either be machined or changed, so may aswel get a new lightened one i spose.
Has anyone else heard of deadly lightened flywheels flying through floorpans or firewalls etc?
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Ross at Autoclutch will do you a pretty decent setup for about 400 bucks, heavy enough to cope with the abuse I know you will dish out Jason
However, still very driveable. Thats what im going when this one gives up (so pretty soon) If you dont like/trust/know him, go the Exeddy HD kit. Quote:
More often then not big revs are involved!
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bit of a n00b q but what would exedy hd cost approx?
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Retails at about 600 bucks sans fitting.
Ross's 400 dollar setup is very similar for a fair whack less.
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Excedy Sports Organic, more than you will need, nice clutch that doesn't kill boxes but holds good power. Rather replace a clutch slightly more often than have to replace a gbox.
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cheers
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$100 fitted sound reasonable?
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$1000 even!
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bad, box, broken, clutch, heavy |
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