Clutch selection?
the exedy and the cusco clutches are the same internally. they can also be upgraded to triple plate when you rebuild. there is a post on this in the advanced drivetrain forum if you are interested
Originally Posted by althemean
the exedy and the cusco clutches are the same internally. they can also be upgraded to triple plate when you rebuild. there is a post on this in the advanced drivetrain forum if you are interested
Thanks
Exedy twin HD is your only logical choice. Feels almost like the stock pedal pressure.
Holds awesome and always shifts precisely. I have about 6000 miles on mine with no regrets whatsoever. Do yourself a favor bud, buy it!
Also want to add that this is my daily driver. Expect to get going in the area of 1200-1800 rpm for take offs.
Holds awesome and always shifts precisely. I have about 6000 miles on mine with no regrets whatsoever. Do yourself a favor bud, buy it!
Also want to add that this is my daily driver. Expect to get going in the area of 1200-1800 rpm for take offs.
Last edited by evobeaner; Jul 10, 2006 at 10:17 PM.
Thanks althe and beaner for the info...
Last question, is it reasonable to get a used exedy twin with low miles or is that too high a risk, generally speaking assuming the seller has good feedback?
Last question, is it reasonable to get a used exedy twin with low miles or is that too high a risk, generally speaking assuming the seller has good feedback?
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