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    #1

    clutch ?

    what's a good bullet proof clutch that won't effect daily driveing ?
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    automatic... Just kidding

    If you want a long lasting clutch I would suggest a stage one Kevlar from a REPUTABLE company such as Exedy, Clutchmasters and so on.

    Just remember to get the flywheel specifications, and tell the person that is resurfacing your flywheel the specs, and that it will be a Kevlar clutch as they need to have smoother flywheel surfaces.

    201 Whp H22a with bolt ons, see the progress from stock f22a to now HERE

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      #3
      Might as well get a lightweight flywheel while you're at it.

      GripForce on ebay sells Exedy Stage 1 clutches and Fidanza flywheels for a decent price. If my XTD garbage is shot, I'm going that route myself.






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        #4
        so a stage 2 or 3 clucth is an overkill correct.

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          #5
          Up to you

          I have driven a stage 3/4 6 puck ceramic and didn't think that it was that bad. But most higher level clutches are ceramics and do not last as long as Kevlar. With that being said the ceramics will last until you break them... and I mean that literally.

          201 Whp H22a with bolt ons, see the progress from stock f22a to now HERE

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            #6
            Yeah. If you're not putting down over 200whp, and not launching regularly (like once or twice a week at the track), then there's no need.

            I got an XTD Stage 3. and it's worthless. If it were a GOOD brand, it'd probably stall me out on a regular basis on the street.


            A quality Stage 1 will be fine for quite a while. It'll probably last longer as well... as with aggressive brake pads, an aggressive clutch can wear faster, and wear the flywheel/pressure plate faster as well.






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              #7
              Id personally say a heavier pressure plate with just a street disc. Theres no need for over kill.
              200SX SE-R w/ turbo lowport & S4 cams
              Versa SL 6 speed

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                #8
                what would the lightweight flywheel do for me does it improve exceleration ? i would like to be able to do a hard launtch with out worring abuot the clutch going out.
                Originally posted by deevergote. View Post
                Might as well get a lightweight flywheel while you're at it.

                GripForce on ebay sells Exedy Stage 1 clutches and Fidanza flywheels for a decent price. If my XTD garbage is shot, I'm going that route myself.

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