View Poll Results: What clutch is best for street 400whp?
Exedy Street



35
44.30%
Spec Stage 2, 3



3
3.80%
ACT Street.... I heard blocks you outta gears??



41
51.90%
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What clutch to buy???
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From: somewhere testing various tires, brakes, and suspensions.
Originally Posted by EvoAnthony
I tried going both ways...the clutch grabbed high at first but that didn't help...then I tried to adjust the other way, and nothing, same thing.
I want the HDSS but I need to figure this out first.
I want the HDSS but I need to figure this out first.
Mine is high up, acts more like an on/off switch, but I like it just the way it is.
I have no rest. pill either. and had a prof. mech install it (aka not the dealer).
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Originally Posted by SmikeEvo
Maybe your not pushing the clutch all the way down - ya sounds mean, but Im not trying to be here. It could be a timing issue.
Mine is high up, acts more like an on/off switch, but I like it just the way it is.
I have no rest. pill either. and had a prof. mech install it (aka not the dealer).
Mine is high up, acts more like an on/off switch, but I like it just the way it is.
I have no rest. pill either. and had a prof. mech install it (aka not the dealer).
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From: somewhere testing various tires, brakes, and suspensions.
The pill makes the clutch slip if you drop it. So when you drop it, the line will slowly release the clutch instead of instant contact - i.e. w/o the line.
I think your friends car is just really out of wack. When you said you did it both ways - what did you do? You should only have been changing the engagement (hydraulic) rod. You should work on the adjustment some more.
Or, it was not installed correctly.
I think your friends car is just really out of wack. When you said you did it both ways - what did you do? You should only have been changing the engagement (hydraulic) rod. You should work on the adjustment some more.
Or, it was not installed correctly.
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So could taking out the pill help? Oh I just talked to ACT and I was told that it is his flywheel. He has a fidanza lightened flywheel and the flywheel is too light and preventing him from getting into gears in the high RPM's....
Anyone care to speculate?
Anyone care to speculate?
I have a 10.5lb in my car. I dont think that it makes much sense that it is the culprit. I guess if it was defective it could play a part. But its highly unlikely if you think about how a clutch works
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Originally Posted by 94AWDcoupe
If two cars have the act and one gets lockout and one does not. The likely difference is the tranny fluid used. Syncronizer performance can varies with different types of fluid.
BG Synchro Shift
Twin Plates are the greatest thing ever. I would suggest the Exedy twin HD or standard Twin. I have teh BG II in my car and I like it better then any other fluid I have had in my car. Some guys have broken 4th gear road racing with BGII in there 6 sp MRs that are "somewhat" known to have that problem. Ive tracked my car in a 30 min HPDE with the BG in the car and didnt break but have only had 3 track days ever tho and the 5 sp is suppossed to be stronger.
Last edited by whitey4d; Oct 23, 2006 at 03:56 PM.
Originally Posted by EvoAnthony
So could taking out the pill help? Oh I just talked to ACT and I was told that it is his flywheel. He has a fidanza lightened flywheel and the flywheel is too light and preventing him from getting into gears in the high RPM's....
Anyone care to speculate?
Anyone care to speculate?






