what clutch?
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16bit
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what clutch?
Ok i thought I had the clutch thing sorted with deciding on an exedy cushion button clutch but have since read that its not that good. I am after a clutch that I can use on the road that will be able to handle potentially big hp (300whp). I don’t want to spend 2.5k on an os giken unit that can handle a billion jigga watts and so on. Has anyone got any experience with the exedy cushion button clutch? Are there any other alternatives out there?
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what clutch?
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what clutch?
I went through the same hassle when I had the engine in my SP re-built.
After much deliberation, and knowing that my beautiful wife also drives the car, I opted for the OEM clutch for the SE.
My car puts out around 200RWKw and I haven't had any problems with slipping, and the pedal is nice and light, and the clutch is very easy to control.
I guess you can spend a lot of money on a button clutch or whatever, but they can be a real pain to live with, if you drive your car on the street.
After much deliberation, and knowing that my beautiful wife also drives the car, I opted for the OEM clutch for the SE.
My car puts out around 200RWKw and I haven't had any problems with slipping, and the pedal is nice and light, and the clutch is very easy to control.
I guess you can spend a lot of money on a button clutch or whatever, but they can be a real pain to live with, if you drive your car on the street.
ALWAYS RUNNING, SP with Bilstein Coil Overs and Doof Doof sound. Member of the Fat Bastards Racing Team
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