What do you guys think? Is the ACT HD clutch with prolit flyweel a good combo? Or is there something better out there for Sub $1k I know the exedy twin is very good but I don"t have the cash for that.

 

sounds like you have put some thought into this, i think you will be happy with that combo. But if you can i would wait until you have the money for the exedy twin!

 

Depends on how you use the car.

We have a street and strip clutch that is well proven if you are interested. It shifts better, higher than the HDSS and holds more power/tq.

The ACT streetlite FW is also a good choice and is easier to engage than the lighter pro. Lighter flywheels are marginally harder to engage from a stop and take more rpms to get them moving.

 

I'm rocking a ACT HDSS with a stock flywheel and it feels just like stock. Still holding 355whp and 430tq

 

Fidanza 3.2 w/ 9.5lb flywheel! I am currently using this flywheel with a southbend clutch and LOVE the combo, but it is not happy at all with launching. If it ever lets go, the fidanza 3.2 is what I'll be replacing it with.

 

I intend to do drag, auto x and road racing. more auto x and road racing.

 

I got the HD-G6 w/ Gruppe-S flywheel for 620 shipped, should be on the car within a week, so I can't give much more info then brochure numbers

 

I will be going with the Exedy stage 2.

Didn't like the twin disk noise and had issues with another vendor in a previous life.

Lots of good reports about the stage 2.

 

i have this and it's been great. Got it with the gruppe-s 13lb flywheel.

 

I'm interested in the Exedy Stage 2 as well. We're talking about the sprung three puck cerametallic right?

Anyone else have any reviews about this clutch?

 

I have never talked to too many people about clutches more what other mods, looking for info, getting a HTA 35R setup this week so as you all know need something to hold this beast.

 

Doesn't get bothered by my Exedy Twin Disc noise. Just loves how it performs with stock pedal feel AND still grabs like new after almost 2 years of AGGRESSIVE driving.

Do more SEARCH and u guys will see why a lot of Evo owners prefer and use the Exedy Twin.

 

+1 for reviews of the cerametallic clutch.

 

Save up some more $ and get a twin disk.. I had the Exedy stage 2 4 puck and I didn't like daily driving on it at all

 

+1 thats what I'm running in my dsm and it feels like a stock clutch, it can hold up to 400ft-lbs, if you need more you can go with the 4.3