Flywheels for a hipo N/A NB MX5

[wun911]

I want to change the clutch while I do the flywheel but im a bit lost with the marketing hype etc (NB8B).

I dont have any intention of adding more power and if I do it will be mild (SE kinda power).
Its a daily driver though the city, and I want the clutch to last forever.
I want good feelings, and the ability to be able to lift my foot off the clutch quickly as im shifting etc. I dont mind if the pedal is more stiff I just want smooth engagement and disengagment.

Any recomendations?

Whats so good about \"premimum organic materials\"?

[green_comet]

Wun just get a standard clutch, or an Exedy HD clutch..

[Fatty]

i have a spare 1.6 flywheel (conssider this as an alternative to an aftermarket 1.8 fly, and save yourself a few hundred dollars at the same time). buy that from me, and then get a matching 1.6 clutch, it'll be nice and revvy and lightweight, compared to what you have now!

[AB7]

Fatty, are they standard 1.6 unit?

[mr_rotary]

I finally got around to having the mechanic install my new clutch and 8lb Fidanza flywheel. I am suprised at how streetable the whole package is and absolutely love it Clutch release point feels as before and there is aboslutely no additional noises or vibrations. It's ever so slightly harder to get off the line as it revs quicker. I love zippin it along to redline now! I obtained my clutch package from the E-Bay user 'gripforce-clutches' in the US.

I also recomend also installing new upper and lower gearbox boots as it does quieten the cabin noise and heat a fair bit.