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Old 09-08-2002, 12:17 AM   #1
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Default Whats a good aftermarket clutch that isn't too stiff on the clutch pedal

I'm looking for an aftermarket WRX clutch that can handle some extra power, is more durable than stock, but doesn't feel mega rock hard when you step on the clutch pedal, are there any good choices?

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Old 09-08-2002, 12:25 AM   #2
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Ed Try calling Adam @Z1auto.com I believe he has an Exedy twin plate clutch in stock....

Twin Plate Advantages
Maximum Clamping force
Minimum increase in pedal effort
Lightweight flywheel included

The only drawback is price .... but for what you get you can't even say that
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We stock all the Exedy units..how much are you looking for the clutch to hold torque wise?

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I am also interested in a new clutch, but I have heard rumors that a new clutch puts undue stress on the transmission. Is this just a rumor, or is there any truth behind it?

Also, which clutch would be good for about 300-350 hp range. I am not sure of the torque specs.

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I am using the Exedy racing clutch instead of my old ACT, and the pedal effort is much less than the ACT due to a difference in the pivot point.

It is holding as much as 15 psi on a 2.5L so far, with 11 psi launches if I dump it to break the tires loose. If I slip it intentionally on launch at 5,500 rpm it keeps slipping. Same with the ACT.
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