Clutch Time
Okay, despite my stocker still holding up like a champ after 10k of boosted mileage at 280 whp, I'm gonna buy a clutch soon. I want to retain as much OEM pedal feel and drivability as possible yet get something better suited for the job than the OEM. I've decided between ACT and Exedy.
I would like to keep a full face disc for longevity and smoothness. I don't race the car. Mostly spirited driving and once in a blue moon, I'll do a 1/4 mile pass. Any recommendations or advice before I make the leap? Input along the lines of longevity, pedal feel, and prices would make life easy and would be greatly appreciated! |
i got the exedy stage 1 and i'm at 303 whp on the ptuning kit.. and its holding up awesome... no clutch burning or anythiing.. i rec.. that
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I am boosted as well with the same numbers, almost. I would recommend ACT in a heartbeat. It's the ACT TY4-HDMM and I haven't had one problem with it. STAY AWAY FROM COMPETITION CLUTCH!!! Well, the stage 4 at least. That's what I had before, and well, let's just say I run the ACT now...:clap: You can get it for around $400, give or take.
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Originally Posted by game-over
(Post 3420504)
i got the exedy stage 1 and i'm at 303 whp on the ptuning kit.. and its holding up awesome... no clutch burning or anythiing.. i rec.. that
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Originally Posted by dbrummet
(Post 3420515)
I am boosted as well with the same numbers, almost. I would recommend ACT in a heartbeat. It's the ACT TY4-HDMM and I haven't had one problem with it. STAY AWAY FROM COMPETITION CLUTCH!!! Well, the stage 4 at least. That's what I had before, and well, let's just say I run the ACT now...:clap: You can get it for around $400, give or take.
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clutchmaster stage 3 with an ingalls SS clutchline. feels nearly stock. only time my foot hurts is when holding it in at long lights.
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^^^^^ lol
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I'm boosted also on stock clutch and Toan at Ptuning said my best bet with a clutch is exedy stage 2 so that's what I went with, just haven't installed it yet so I can't tell you how it feels.
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meow
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i recommend ACT heavy duty. Personally used one on my old tC. Clutch pedal didn't feel that noticably heavier and it held up to some good abuse!
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So Ill be doing the manual swap soon and I think Ive decided on the ACT Mod street disc with HD pressure plate - its the one rated to 390tq. Im just worried - will this hold up ok with around 350whp/wtq? Im building the motor but dont plan on going to crazy - just mid 300's :P
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Originally Posted by thendawg
(Post 3420635)
So Ill be doing the manual swap soon and I think Ive decided on the ACT Mod street disc with HD pressure plate - its the one rated to 390tq. Im just worried - will this hold up ok with around 350whp/wtq? Im building the motor but dont plan on going to crazy - just mid 300's :P
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Originally Posted by 08_Scion_tC
(Post 3420596)
I'm boosted also on stock clutch and Toan at Ptuning said my best bet with a clutch is exedy stage 2 so that's what I went with, just haven't installed it yet so I can't tell you how it feels.
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Originally Posted by dbrummet
(Post 3420515)
I am boosted as well with the same numbers, almost. I would recommend ACT in a heartbeat. It's the ACT TY4-HDMM and I haven't had one problem with it. STAY AWAY FROM COMPETITION CLUTCH!!! Well, the stage 4 at least. That's what I had before, and well, let's just say I run the ACT now...:clap: You can get it for around $400, give or take.
anyways yeah iv installed two of those clutches on a couple of my boys cars, they love em. peddle feel is stiff at first but after adjusting the peddle and a few miles later it gets better. |
What yal think about Spec stage 2?
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i prefer exedy or act...
dont get comp clutch... their material is garbage! |
^ Agreed...
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exedy stage 3 here. feels similar to stock. i went with a lightened flywheel also.
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Exedy's parent company Daiken does TONS of OEM stuff for the major manufacturers. So Exedy is truly a nice piece as well. Regardless of whom who you choose (to the OP) Exedy or ACT, you are in good hands.
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Originally Posted by paul_dezod
(Post 3422426)
Exedy's parent company Daiken does TONS of OEM stuff for the major manufacturers. So Exedy is truly a nice piece as well. Regardless of whom who you choose (to the OP) Exedy or ACT, you are in good hands.
Paul, Any idea on whats up with the act street disk engagment? Does it need a extended push rod, or is it the clutch design? My friend installed it in his car, And it engages right at the floor almost! Making it diff to shift. He's tried: Bleeding clutch SS clutch line Adjusting the rod everywhich way swapping the clutch master cylinder I havint messed with it myself. But is the OEM throw out bearing he used the cause? Maybe the ACT one is longer? Thanks |
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