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mooshie
25-03-2014, 08:07 PM
Looking for suggestions/experience/recommendations on what clutch I should go for-
Turbo B18C making about 170kwatw, soon to be probably about 180 and at the most to around 200 in the short to mid term. I'll be running a cable actuated box in a DA9 but with the larger input shaft and internals from a Type R.

Concern is that if I go too heavy a clutch I'll be stretching clutch cables but too light won't handle the power.

I was thinking this one from Xtreme- DSBMS Clutch Kit KHN22005-1R or would just a HD cover and sprung ceramic button plate suffice? (DSBHD Clutch Kit KHN22005-1B) what would be the Excedy equivalents or any other brands I should look at?


Bit more info here if needed- http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?180433-B-gearbox-LSD-questions

Limbo
25-03-2014, 08:45 PM
I used a 3 puck exedy, the sports organic only lasted 12kkm.
Ran great. I'd stay away from cheaply brands as they tend to have issues with higher power

I made 173kwatw

SHOGUNOVDDRK
26-03-2014, 05:23 AM
Dean used a competition clutch on his yellow turbo Integra (it was great) and I've used one N/A applications they've held up very well.

You bring up an excellent point on cable though - I'd like someone to chime in on that.

destrukshn
26-03-2014, 08:50 AM
i have also used competition clutches on my boosted b18c
the stage 3 i used up to 250kw atw,
then went to a bigger setup now using a stage 4 6 puck ceramic, for 340kw atw no issues.
still streetable too.
i would go compeition clutch again.
so for you, definately stage 3, that's the same as Dean used as well.

Limbo
26-03-2014, 09:59 AM
With the competition Clutches i've stayed away.
Alot of the Evo boys have had very bad quality control of the CC clutches and quite a few have failed.
Not sure about them for hondas.

destrukshn
26-03-2014, 11:18 AM
ive been using competition clutches for 5 years approx now.
no issues.
so not sure about evo ones.

Limbo
26-03-2014, 01:00 PM
on the evos the springs on the clutch plate tend to break

mooshie
27-03-2014, 08:27 PM
Cheers all. So no one has experience with Xtreme? Some of the nissan guys here in SA seen to hold them in quite high regard.

I'm thinking the stage 3 comp clutch or 3 puck excedy are approximately equivalent? And about equal to the Xtreme 1R clutch I posted?

chez00
27-03-2014, 10:36 PM
Dunno about pedal weight but the 3 puck exedy's eat gearboxes - massive shock loading. Isn't there a sprung twin organic or something? If it weren't for the pressure plate you'd be better off with your ORC.

Lukezen27
30-03-2014, 12:20 AM
After a few hard Clutches I'll always go sports organic and replace more often if required

I had Xtreme on my boosted D16Y1 setup but i don't remember much about it...

Never seemed like a problem and sold it after my motor blew lol

IEVAQ8
30-03-2014, 06:52 AM
Competition all the way..
But i did use a noisy single plate ORC in my 240kw itr and was perfect...

Pm blulude98 about xtreme... His had experience

EG5
31-03-2014, 11:01 AM
We are using Competition Clutch Twin Plate on our DC5 Time Attack car.
Never had any problem with B and K series Stage 1 ( stock replacement ) / Stage 2 and Stage 4.