Exedy Twin Plate??
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Exedy Twin Plate??
HEy guys....i got a quick question, please provide some feedback....i have an evo with about 320whp and need to change the clutch soon...but have no idea which one to buy. Im really considering the twin plate because im planning to do a 2.3L stroker and gt35 turbo upgrade but not until summer 2007...so my problem is that i dont wanna spend money on an act or exedy stage 1 clutch then end up spending another 1400 for the twin plate after the upgrades...i would also like to know if i put this clutch on the power that i have now, would it cause problems or would i be fine???
i highly recommend using Exedy Twin Plate as well. I have well over 47k miles on my EVO and have not had any problems what so ever. My evo is daily driven with simple bolt-ons, about 297whp on gruppe-s mustang awd dyno.
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wow thats pretty amazing...im not too worried about the price, just need to get a clutch thats gonna last me a while
Last edited by apevo8; Jan 25, 2006 at 09:10 PM.
Originally Posted by hondafan
if you really want it to last, listen to al's advice and go with the carbon exedy twin.
Summary-Ceramic/Metallic Twin plate=good for street
Originally Posted by JohnBradley
Not on a streetcar I wouldnt. The twin disc, sprung hub metallic, for sure. The carbon is a race clutch and needs to be heated to work right. Heat will fatigue the floaters after awhile and start to wear them (this is assuming you are driving the clutch how it was meant to be used) out. It is also a solid center clutch which chatters like a son of a gun (well the non carbon ones that I have driven anyway).
Summary-Ceramic/Metallic Twin plate=good for street
Summary-Ceramic/Metallic Twin plate=good for street
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My sig. hasn't been updated yet, but I have the Heavy Duty Exedy twin metallic, 7500 miles on it now, LOVE IT!!! You wont go wrong. Carbon/Carbon is for racing mostly. good Luck!!! All of my 50K miles have been with exedy twins.






