Clutch question...
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Clutch question...
I searched but didn't come up with much. I'm concerned about the stiffness of clutches as you go into heavier duty types. Reason I ask if a few years ago I was in a bad accident that left my left leg partially paralyzed and with a special brace I can operate a normal clutch in some cars but in some I can't because even the stock clutch is too stiff.
My uncle has a 700+ whp camaro and the kind of clutch he has in that is really light, lighter than some stock cars I've tried. I don't remember what he called it but its a hydrolic twin clutch which is why, he said, its so light.
Finally to my question, do Evo's have any clutch that operates like this? Or do they just get really stiff? I really want an Evo IX because I like it better than the EvoX, but I'll go with an Evo X with TC-SST if I have too.
Thanks for reading, and the replies.
My uncle has a 700+ whp camaro and the kind of clutch he has in that is really light, lighter than some stock cars I've tried. I don't remember what he called it but its a hydrolic twin clutch which is why, he said, its so light.
Finally to my question, do Evo's have any clutch that operates like this? Or do they just get really stiff? I really want an Evo IX because I like it better than the EvoX, but I'll go with an Evo X with TC-SST if I have too.
Thanks for reading, and the replies.
I searched but didn't come up with much. I'm concerned about the stiffness of clutches as you go into heavier duty types. Reason I ask if a few years ago I was in a bad accident that left my left leg partially paralyzed and with a special brace I can operate a normal clutch in some cars but in some I can't because even the stock clutch is too stiff.
My uncle has a 700+ whp camaro and the kind of clutch he has in that is really light, lighter than some stock cars I've tried. I don't remember what he called it but its a hydrolic twin clutch which is why, he said, its so light.
Finally to my question, do Evo's have any clutch that operates like this? Or do they just get really stiff? I really want an Evo IX because I like it better than the EvoX, but I'll go with an Evo X with TC-SST if I have too.
Thanks for reading, and the replies.
My uncle has a 700+ whp camaro and the kind of clutch he has in that is really light, lighter than some stock cars I've tried. I don't remember what he called it but its a hydrolic twin clutch which is why, he said, its so light.
Finally to my question, do Evo's have any clutch that operates like this? Or do they just get really stiff? I really want an Evo IX because I like it better than the EvoX, but I'll go with an Evo X with TC-SST if I have too.
Thanks for reading, and the replies.
i have an ACT HD clutch in my evo now, i dont recommend it...
my friend had an exedy twin in his evo 9 and when i drove it, i thought it was identical to stock.... i would say that clutch is your best if your looking to get an evo 9 and have an aftermarket clutch with stock feel
