UPRATED EXEDY ORGANIC CLUTCH KIT
10 February 2006, 02:13 PM
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UPRATED EXEDY ORGANIC CLUTCH KIT
As above, supplied in origional packaging unused
This was supplied by Techniclutch to me but is no longer needed. Has a manufactures warrenty as well
It will fit all newage cars with the larger diameter flywheel
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John
This was supplied by Techniclutch to me but is no longer needed. Has a manufactures warrenty as well
It will fit all newage cars with the larger diameter flywheel
pm for further details
John
10 February 2006, 03:22 PM
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Do you or anyone know what power this clutch is capable of handling ?. Any would it fit a MY98.
Looking for something without going silly and maintain reasonablt driveabiliy to hold circa 380/380bhp.
Doh!! just spotted its for a newage.! No good to me, but a free BTTT for you
Looking for something without going silly and maintain reasonablt driveabiliy to hold circa 380/380bhp.
Doh!! just spotted its for a newage.! No good to me, but a free BTTT for you
10 February 2006, 03:58 PM
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How much u lookin for.
I've got a 2001 bugeye wrx on 54,000 and I should imagine I'll be lookin at a clutch change in the not too distant future - dont know what flywheel is on a standard 2001 wrx tho ?
Do these clutches handle stop/start traffic ok, I've heard some of the competition and paddle clutches tend to be a bit harsh for everyday town type driving.
I've got a 2001 bugeye wrx on 54,000 and I should imagine I'll be lookin at a clutch change in the not too distant future - dont know what flywheel is on a standard 2001 wrx tho ?
Do these clutches handle stop/start traffic ok, I've heard some of the competition and paddle clutches tend to be a bit harsh for everyday town type driving.
10 February 2006, 07:26 PM
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I spoke with Alyn from AS Performance earlier and the general consensusis that it will fit any newage car inc Bugeye. It has a 240 mm clutch plate where as the classics are 220mm and 230mm.
This will also fit cars with the 6speed box in as the plates are the same size.
As for the power, not sure to be honest, i was told but for got. I know its is capable of handeling 340 ft/lb torque, but how much over that im unsure. Driving round town it wont pose much of a problem although it will be a little more fierce than a standerd fit clutch, but not as bad as a full blown paddle clutch
Hope that clears a few things up, more info can be found on techniclutches website
Thanks
John
thanks
I spoke with Alyn from AS Performance earlier and the general consensusis that it will fit any newage car inc Bugeye. It has a 240 mm clutch plate where as the classics are 220mm and 230mm.
This will also fit cars with the 6speed box in as the plates are the same size.
As for the power, not sure to be honest, i was told but for got. I know its is capable of handeling 340 ft/lb torque, but how much over that im unsure. Driving round town it wont pose much of a problem although it will be a little more fierce than a standerd fit clutch, but not as bad as a full blown paddle clutch
Hope that clears a few things up, more info can be found on techniclutches website
Thanks
John
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