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    New clutch time...

    Any suggestions is to what kind of clutch to get, I believe mine is about to go out
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    ACT is probably the best in my mind.. i have heard of CM and exedy being good, but ACT makes some mean clutches cause they hold down torque, and that is what u want, i am using the Street disk with a Xtreme lock plate or "pressure plate"... dont know if u can buy that setuo but my buddy bought the strip only clutch and it was to hard locking, so we switched pressure plates and we both have hard locking now, lol..

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      #3
      I'm using a clutchmasters clutch, and it's pretty good. I'll need to upgrade in the future, but I would have to say I would probably go with someone else. They are a good brand, but for the price I think there are better values like act which was mentioned.

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        #4
        im using the act extreme heavyduty street/strip sprung hub disk the clutch can handle it its the pressureplate that you need to change to hold the power.

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          #5
          Clutch material has something to do with holding the power too. I say go with ACT. Clutchmasters clutches cannot be bought seperately from what someone told me. So if the disc is gone, then the whole unit must be replaced. As for ACT, you can mix and match whatever you want.

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            #6
            I am currently using a RAM cluch in my Accord. I am more than pleased with it.

            Powergrip Performance Clutch Set:



            More information: http://www.fushigiraceengineering.com/RAMCLUTCHES.html

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