also if you look around you can find this clutch for as low as 370 shipped. hit up tscomp he has great deals on this clutch.

 

Get the Comp HD from VRSpeedFactory. They sell it for $400 as compared to most who sell it for $500 and change.

Edit your OP and remove the junk about street racing.

 

This is the one to get IMO. I love mine

 

i'm with you.

That or whatever single plate Exedy makes that's over the stock one (prob out of OP's price range though). Stock sounds like a good plan in a car with roughly 250whp

 

Im seeing it for a pretty low price here with the 5152-2100 part number how do I know this is the HD one and not the regular stage 2?

 

I have looked into the stock clutches I havent found one for a decent price as of now but i will continue to look over the next week

 

Wow good looks man they had that Kit for $399 I dont think ima pass that up

And as far as replace the Stock clutch Disc with another Exedy Dont get me wrong IF cuz i dont know if thats the clutch in there that was it I did Like it but it seems it died too fast was put in like 25-30K miles ago according to the previous owners invoice and IDk how he drove the car but I lauched it 12 times did great OMW home from the track (I drove there) soon as i get on the highway slipping so bad couldnt go over 50 or build anything more then 3psi without slipping so getting home was a pain

 

that PN is for the HD clutch, that's the one you want - 5152-2100...

 

Alright cool just double and triple checking
http://vr-speed.com/store/competitio...g-p-33225.html
this is right up my alley

 

That's the one!!

 

yep that's the one, and that's a fair price. I paid $385 shipped

 

Well to retain driveability and hold a handful of solid launches every year. I would definitely have to recommend any of the ACT or COMP street discs of even 6 pucks. People are going to have their opinions of course, but you are not shooting for any crazy power numbers. The launches are going to feel better on a sprung 6 puck of course and will not disappoint you with traction. But the longevity your looking for it fails in. Therefore, IMO I would lean more towards a sprung street disc in whatever brand you decide. And don't forget about the flywheel! Lighter may be better for throttle response, but weight definitely is more forgiving for driveability! GOOD LUCK

 

Cant afford a flywheel at this time but im going to get my stocker resurfaced and use this clutch for as long as the power can hold it i want a solid 3 years out of it before I upgrade to a higher power clutch if i need one....End goals for my project evo 8 are 400-450whp so about 380-430 ft/lb which is where this clutch is limited too So with that being said the HD comp kit is going to be what im going with over all cheaper and thats what I need the most bang for my buck