Hey guys,
I recently had TURBODAWG install my ACT Xtreme Pressure Plate, Street Disk, and ACT Prolite Flywheel a couple of weeks ago. I went with Brian's suggestion of pairing the Xtreme Pressure plate with the street disk since the car is my DD. The setup is also good for about 550ft/lbs so it should last me a little while
. Chris at NoLimit Motorsports hooked me up like usual with a great deal. Thanks Chris!
First of all, I just want to thank Brian and Chris for fitting me in on such short notice and for the quality work. I called Brian Tuesday evening, drove up to Hickory on Friday, and had my clutch installed by midnight on Friday. If any of you guys are ever in need of a great deal on a quality clutch install, look up TURBODAWG in Hickory, NC.
First impressions after the 500 mile break-in: Kinda grabby compared to stock but very easy to get used to. I don't notice it at all anymore. The engagement is smoother than stock thanks to the street disk. Launching is a snap, especially with my 2-step. I thought the flywheel was going to be a huge pain in the *** at first, but honestly, I can't even tell that huge of a difference with it. It does rev slightly quicker but it isn't noticeable at all. Overall, I am completely satisfied with the clutch combo I went with and recommend it to anybody who drives their car daily. If anybody wants more info, just pm or ask. Thanks guys!
~fred
I recently had TURBODAWG install my ACT Xtreme Pressure Plate, Street Disk, and ACT Prolite Flywheel a couple of weeks ago. I went with Brian's suggestion of pairing the Xtreme Pressure plate with the street disk since the car is my DD. The setup is also good for about 550ft/lbs so it should last me a little while
. Chris at NoLimit Motorsports hooked me up like usual with a great deal. Thanks Chris!First of all, I just want to thank Brian and Chris for fitting me in on such short notice and for the quality work. I called Brian Tuesday evening, drove up to Hickory on Friday, and had my clutch installed by midnight on Friday. If any of you guys are ever in need of a great deal on a quality clutch install, look up TURBODAWG in Hickory, NC.
First impressions after the 500 mile break-in: Kinda grabby compared to stock but very easy to get used to. I don't notice it at all anymore. The engagement is smoother than stock thanks to the street disk. Launching is a snap, especially with my 2-step. I thought the flywheel was going to be a huge pain in the *** at first, but honestly, I can't even tell that huge of a difference with it. It does rev slightly quicker but it isn't noticeable at all. Overall, I am completely satisfied with the clutch combo I went with and recommend it to anybody who drives their car daily. If anybody wants more info, just pm or ask. Thanks guys!
~fred
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congrats on a good clutch combo........but i seriously doubt it'll hold 550ft/lbs....
mine spun at less than 450 ft/lbs
mine spun at less than 450 ft/lbs
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great review
how much stiffer is the clutch pedal
i notice that most evo owners get the hever duty pressure plate(hdss) and dont get the extream pressure plate (xtss)
how much stiffer is the clutch pedal
i notice that most evo owners get the hever duty pressure plate(hdss) and dont get the extream pressure plate (xtss)
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i have the same setup and i have Zero regrets. been to the track a couple times and the clutch still holds strong. and its been in for about almost 20k miles?
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I have the Unorthodox flywheel and HDSS setup. Seems to hold up nice on my car, 5000+miles with 2setup launches and 1 track day. I don't regret not getting the Exedy twin disc, although if the clutch does go, that will be the one I probably replace it with.
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I've got the same set up with a 35R running 26 psi daily. It's held up great for me, with about 30k miles so far though most of that with a 3076.Originally Posted by cssaddictm4
I have the Unorthodox flywheel and HDSS setup. Seems to hold up nice on my car, 5000+miles with 2setup launches and 1 track day. I don't regret not getting the Exedy twin disc, although if the clutch does go, that will be the one I probably replace it with.
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wrong section but good write up
there is a tuner service and parts review section now
there is a tuner service and parts review section now
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Should have done your home work.
Did you have the restricter removed?
Did you get the extended clutch rod? Cause your going to need it.
Clucth will never settle. I speak from experience. You will be sorry. Read up before you buy. Biggest waste of money I ever spent on my car. Exedy Twin Plate the only way to rock! period.
Did you have the restricter removed?
Did you get the extended clutch rod? Cause your going to need it.
Clucth will never settle. I speak from experience. You will be sorry. Read up before you buy. Biggest waste of money I ever spent on my car. Exedy Twin Plate the only way to rock! period.