Clutch install complete w/ reviews
Mar 26, 2007, 09:06 AM
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Im also looking for a clutch. I want to maintain the car as stock as possible but I also want a clutch that is better and more efficient than the stock one. Car is still under warranty dont want to mess that up....yet!
But the clutch has to be good enough to handle up to 300Hp. I want to hit that mark once warranty is done and my income is better. At the same time I dont want to put to much stress on the drivetrain because of an aftermarket clutch. Thanks!
But the clutch has to be good enough to handle up to 300Hp. I want to hit that mark once warranty is done and my income is better. At the same time I dont want to put to much stress on the drivetrain because of an aftermarket clutch. Thanks!
Mar 26, 2007, 02:05 PM
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Im also looking for a clutch. I want to maintain the car as stock as possible but I also want a clutch that is better and more efficient than the stock one. Car is still under warranty dont want to mess that up....yet! But the clutch has to be good enough to handle up to 300Hp. I want to hit that mark once warranty is done and my income is better. At the same time I dont want to put to much stress on the drivetrain because of an aftermarket clutch. Thanks!
But the clutch has to be good enough to handle up to 300Hp. I want to hit that mark once warranty is done and my income is better. At the same time I dont want to put to much stress on the drivetrain because of an aftermarket clutch. Thanks!http://www.roadraceengineering.com/evo/nonameclutch.htm
Mar 27, 2007, 07:54 AM
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WOW! Thanks. Thats exactly what I was looking for. Does anybody know how many miles that clutch is good for. Mitsu told me that the evo stock clutch under normal driving will last up to 28000 miles that seems extremly odd to me being that I have owned three manual cars and never in my life have I had to change a clutch every 30000 miles. Wanted to see what you guys think of this. Also what would be a good flywheel to compliment this clutch. Thanks Again Guys!
Mar 27, 2007, 08:12 AM
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WOW! Thanks. Thats exactly what I was looking for. Does anybody know how many miles that clutch is good for. Mitsu told me that the evo stock clutch under normal driving will last up to 28000 miles that seems extremly odd to me being that I have owned three manual cars and never in my life have I had to change a clutch every 30000 miles. Wanted to see what you guys think of this. Also what would be a good flywheel to compliment this clutch. Thanks Again Guys!
Apr 4, 2007, 06:00 AM
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break in is actually 200-300 miles on the ACT site..i have the exact same clutch/flywheel combo...it doesnt rev any quicker then the stock one since the stocker is only13.5 lbs..the prolite is 10lbs...i pretty much broke it in 250 miles..and took it to the track...its held up fine
Apr 10, 2007, 03:51 PM
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Also in the market for a clutch here... After my first day of AutoX, it looks like shes done. BTW: I think mine is stock, with 46k on the odo. Just bought the car a little over a month ago, so Im guessing its stock.
I cant seem to find any clutches for an evo on no limit's website. Whats the deal?
I cant seem to find any clutches for an evo on no limit's website. Whats the deal?
