Need a clutch in a GSR

[DieselNuts]

Okay, im not into the honda game, so I have no idea who makes good clutches for them, how much they run, and who would be a good place to install it. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.

[Sammich]

i have a competition clutch stage 1 clutch kit and a fidanza flywheel in mine, i love it. i have also heard alot of good and one bad report of exedy stage 1 clutch kit...from what i know, both are good.

[DieselNuts]

Thanks phatboi. This is going in my GF's car, so reliability is going to be the number one concern.

[dELfONiK]

Okay, im not into the honda game, so I have no idea who makes good clutches for them, how much they run, and who would be a good place to install it. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.

In regards to the installation, one of IA's sponsors can definitely take care of you! Send him a message.

(Scroll down for the price on clutch installation)

http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/...d.php?t=125367

[Sammich]

damn that is one good ass price on the timing belt replacement...if your gf is driving this you maybe better off going with the exedy oem replacement clutch, unless she is going into the racing scene

[DieselNuts]

In regards to the installation, one of IA's sponsors can definitely take care of you! Send him a message.

(Scroll down for the price on clutch installation)

http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/...d.php?t=125367

thanks. I'll be in touch with him.

damn that is one good ass price on the timing belt replacement...if your gf is driving this you maybe better off going with the exedy oem replacement clutch, unless she is going into the racing scene

I'll look into that. She doesnt need to drive any faster than she already does...

[Sammich]

which means what exactly? is she an aggressive driver?

[AnthonyF]

I would stay with a stock clutch. as long as u arent pushing a ton of hp or making it a drag car, a stock clutch will do just fine. a good company to call is

Mr. Clutch Man. new clutch, pilot bearing and surface of flywheel. they are mobile too.

[DieselNuts]

which means what exactly? is she an aggressive driver?

very...

I would stay with a stock clutch. as long as u arent pushing a ton of hp or making it a drag car, a stock clutch will do just fine. a good company to call is

Mr. Clutch Man. new clutch, pilot bearing and surface of flywheel. they are mobile too.

thanks, I'll look into that too.

[Sammich]

does she have plans for the car i.e. boost?

[DieselNuts]

naw. She wants to sell it and get something new.

[Sammich]

exedy oem clutch and resurface the flywheel and call it a day.

[AnthonyF]

exedy oem clutch and resurface the flywheel and call it a day.

x2..actaully just saying what i said but shorter. lol

[Sammich]

lol sorry for the repeating...but they do say repetition is the best learner

[allmotoronly]

I have had the exedy stage 1 and 2 as well as a few other brands in my different cars, and overall I think the exedy stage 1 is my favorite. It is smooth, has good clamping force, and the pedal is not too hard. It also lasted the longest (about 60k miles, but I drive pretty hard). Whatever you do, do not get a clutchmasters clutch. I have had two and both did not last over 15k miles (one stage 2 and one stage 3).

[EmminoDaGreat]

We can install a clutch for you. 275$ + clutch.

[AnthonyF]

lol sorry for the repeating...but they do say repetition is the best learner

you are correct. the more people saying the correct thing might click in there mind and go..

"well.....shit...they ARE right"

[Vteckidd]

Get a competition Clutch stage 1, thatll be fine.

We do clutch installs for $320 on FWD

[DieselNuts]

Thanks everyone. I'll be in touch with one of you guys to let you know what we decide.

[Turbodude06]

I have an Exedy oem replacement in mine works great, and the pedal is very easy....