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Old Jul 28, 2004, 08:21 PM
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which clutch is the best bang for the buck??
which clutch is the best bang for the buck?? i heard Exedy clutch is good??
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Old Jul 28, 2004, 10:07 PM
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Either the ACT or RRE X clutch, they will both do well on the street and should handle all the power a stock turbo will put out.

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Exedy is good but Im not sure about being cost effective ACT makes good products for significantly less.
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Old Jul 28, 2004, 10:39 PM
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Im currently running the ACT 2100 with the SS clutchline. I think for th price its unbeatable. The clutch is segnificantly stiffer, clutch pedal travel is greatly reduced, and the engagement is much grabbier. It may be too hard for some but its perfect for me.
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If i didn't have my twin disc. I'd probably get a RPS Clutch. Their the best single disc...
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which is better single plate or double plate?

i am planning on getting the Exedy Twin plate clutch kit..yay or nay?
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Originally Posted by The Emperor
which is better single plate or double plate?

i am planning on getting the Exedy Twin plate clutch kit..yay or nay?

2>1 just as 3>2 the exedy twin is perfect
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what is the difference if i were to get a single plate exedy clutch or the twin plate? i mean..i wouldnt be racing all the time..i just need something reliable and something that would last but also something good in performance
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what is the difference if i were to get a single plate exedy clutch or the twin plate? i mean..i wouldnt be racing all the time..i just need something reliable and something that would last but also something good in performance

Seeing that you are in So Cal., you probably do a lot of traffic commute. My recommendation is go with the Exedy Twin Plate. It has easier clutch engagement for friendly street use and occassional track use compare w/ their Hyper Single which is designed for track use and competition.
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Seeing that you are in So Cal., you probably do a lot of traffic commute. My recommendation is go with the Exedy Twin Plate. It has easier clutch engagement for friendly street use and occassional track use compare w/ their Hyper Single which is designed for track use and competition.
how much does that clutch run? the exedy twin plate...
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most places your looking at 1400 and up just for parts I have seen it has high as 2000 best price I saw was 1350
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