im on the market for a new clutch.. Which one would you prefer? Exedy clutch set? or ACT clutch? any other suggetions are welcome. tnx for the info.
exedy all the way even more so if you have a cable trans [ACT pressure-plates kill/snap clutch cables]
i had an exedy stage 1 on my teg with the exedy lightened flywheel. it reved quick and the clutch gave me no problems. Daiken Clutches makes the OEM clutches as well as Exedy clutches. so they are backed pretty well. i think their flywheels have a 12k rpm shatterproof warenty as well...
I'm looking at getting an Exedy clutch with thea lighter flywheel I just need to find some here in AZ to install it. Shops are charging around 350 to 500 just for labor.
I have the act hdss I think that is off the top of my head and I absolutly love it. I've had it for about 20,000 miles now and not one single problem
doesnt anyone pay attention to JDM...the OGURA racing clutches are the BEST look it up. i had two sold one to a friend so i could turn mine into a tripple plate. cant go wrong with OGURA racing clutches ever NSX team top end car in japan has one. they are the shit. just look for your self you can find them online.
I think I might go with Exedy. Which one should I get from this page? http://www.passwordjdm.com/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=438&strPageHistory=cat
I have the act six puck with the extreme pressure plate. Its no good for street driving but it did wonders for my launch. I'd go with exedy if i were you.
wow, seems like everyone likes exedy! I have an ACT stage 1 and It bites as hard as I need it to. I can chirp 3rd pretty easy with it.
im getting the exedy stage 1 along with their flywheel installed on my car now. just waiting to get it back so i can test it out. but i did hear that ACT wasnt that good compared to exedy.
My mechanic has an ACT clutch, he said he has no problems with it. It's hard though, not like my stock clutch. It's like a on/off switch. hsnap:
i have exedy clutches in my nissans but the hondas rock act lol. i can complain about either of them to be honest.