i want to go either exedy organic or act street but don't know what is the best flywheel to get, my goal for whp is around 400 to 425. I would also like to know what combo you guys have in your dd evo x

 

before choosing a "light" flywheel take in account how the evo works and read into http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inertia

 

^ i understand and i heard about ''light'' flywheel neg and pos reviews, guswaym what combo you have

 

Stock flywheel is best for a DD street car. I went with a lightweight one on my IX and I can tell you after that I definitely will not be on my X.

 

^^ Kracka i will def take your word for it, i'll stay with stock flywheel how about the clutch exedy organic or act street which one will choose

 

im stock flywheel and comp stage 2 basically a exedy stage 1 its absolutely lovely for dd and i haven't popped my CMC Yet *fingers crossed*

 

For 400+ WHP you'll probably want more than the Exedy Stage 1 can handle. You could do the Exedy Stage 1 HD which uses the same disc, but a heavier pressure plate. You can also take a look at the new Competition HD Street which has been getting rave reviews.

 

I just checked comp hd look good n for the price looks even better

 

thats exactly why i went with competition and itll hold the power i have currently and will make in the future

 

I wouldn't get an Exedy...the pedal pressure increase isn't worth it. Many other companies have a better pressure plate design to reduce pedal pressure and still hold the same amount of power. Look at that new Competition one Kracka mentioned, Spec 2+ or 3+, and the ClutchMasters FX300 and FX400 segmented full face. They will all meet your goals nicely, paired w/ a new or resurfaced stock flywheel if possible!

 

there is the ACT ful face street disks, ME1-HDSS. Since getting the ACT street lite fly wheel, next time im getting a stocker. I have the ME1-HDG6.

http://www2.advancedclutch.com/produ...d_id=8508#8508 (evo x)

 

I put my info n it saids there's no product for a 2011 mitsu evo gsr

 

look for a 2010 same thing they probley havnt updated there website yet

 

2008-2011 use the same clutches, I'm sure 2012 is also the same.

 

Ok I got it, but damn $$$