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Old 07-27-2003, 10:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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a few clutch questions

lately my clutch has started to slip if i step on the gas in about any gear it will just shoot the rpm's to about 5 until i let off of it. The question is what is a good steetable clutch, i want something that is going to hold more power but not be a pain to drive all the time. Second question i don't plan to have the F22a in my car much longer and can i swap the clutch when i get a new motor and tranny?
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search for the clutch, everyone has different opinions, make your own decision.

Yes you can interchange them.
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exedy

you can choose what level OEM, Street, Street/Race, Full Race
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what si the difference between 4 puck and 6 puck or organic clutches, i don't know what it means and don't want to make the mistake of buying a clutch made for drag racing.
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4 puck disk is race, 6 isn't as harsh, but its still almost an on off switch. Alot also depends on the pressure plate. I like the exedy as well, but ACT is my favorite, even if its a little harsher. Also pay attention to sprung or unsprung discs as that greatly determines pedal feel.
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i have a 4 puck sprung disk from clutch masters and i like it alot it isn't too aggresive but it holds the power i think its perfect for street/track ACT is pretty aggresive if you go with something aggresive i would also upgrade my tranny fluid
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