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30 December 2009, 10:01 AM
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What about the PPP STI what sort of torque do they have ?? Are they on the standard clutch 
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30 December 2009, 11:53 PM
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Exedy standard won't do 350 hp. BUT the APi uprated Exedy will. We alter a genuine STI Exedy that we buy in Japan, with a stronger material on the facing and then alter the clamping pressure on the flywheel.
The clutch is £295.00 + VAT and a matching lightweight flywheel sold exchange is £150.00 + VAT. We have plenty of stock of both and open again on Jan 4th.
Watch out for internet and Ebay offers there are many nasty stories about ' Exedy ' clutches that have been bought in these areas that seem to last a VERY short while
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Never yet changed one of ours under warranty for slip or judder......
David - APi 01926 614333
Derby is about an hour North of us.
The clutch is £295.00 + VAT and a matching lightweight flywheel sold exchange is £150.00 + VAT. We have plenty of stock of both and open again on Jan 4th.
Watch out for internet and Ebay offers there are many nasty stories about ' Exedy ' clutches that have been bought in these areas that seem to last a VERY short while
.Never yet changed one of ours under warranty for slip or judder......
David - APi 01926 614333
Derby is about an hour North of us.
31 December 2009, 05:38 PM
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That was our 230 mm 400 / 400 rated clutch, which makes it more of a mystery as to why it should play up at a much lower power level than it is capable of.
You are correct though Trevor, we have changed a clutch for slip - first time for everything.
David APi
You are correct though Trevor, we have changed a clutch for slip - first time for everything.
David APi
01 January 2010, 12:14 PM
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The new larger clutch from API appears to be working very well and a big thanks to them for the no-nonsense way in which it was resolved.
Trevor
01 January 2010, 02:27 PM
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mate the cheepest ive seen the exedy stage one organic clutch ( as said most clutches are organic,,,, the only other type is sintered which is a paddle clutch generally and has no "bite" feel) anyway the cheepest i have found for em is scoobyworld,,, there 3296ish quid including vat !!!,,,, thats cheeper than i can sell to garages and my firm by ALOT of exedy clutches so seriously speak to neil@scoobyworld and hes a nice bloke too
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