whats a good clutch kit combo with flywheel for a h series....?

**xolent** · 26-10-2009 02:34 PM

i'm after a new clutch kit and lighten flywheel for my h22a but i don't want it to slip as i have heard that even with a heavy duty clutch kit it still manages to slip so could anyone give me an advice of what would be best for my car...?

**chowdaa** · 26-10-2009 07:58 PM

Well some of the cheaper brands label their product as "heavy duty", but would feel and slip like a oem. you get what you pay for FULL STOP. If you don't like slippage, get a brass button/cushion brass button, then you appreciate slippage

**xolent** · 26-10-2009 09:12 PM

how much would u reckon it will would cost to get one of them with a lighten flywheel .....?

**_bORdO_** · 26-10-2009 11:11 PM

depends what brand you choose and what your tuner charges.
to hard to put an exact figure. i can tell you extreme is an excellent brand, and in AU!
Which is definitely a bonus in my opinion.
I had a quote for l.fly & clutch kit for around 1k not including labour

shop around my friend, it doesnt hurt to enquire.

(side note: if your thinking of modifying your ride to a turbo clutch kits are more expensive

**xolent** · 26-10-2009 11:35 PM

Labour doesn't worry me I just want a good response clutch kit and minimal slip anyone the could recommend

**Slaz** · 27-10-2009 09:11 AM

You can have no slip with a solid or puck clutch but they are going to be an absolute prick to drive day to day and im assuming your not going to be pumping out much additional power with that are you?

BTW extreme clutches have a pretty big fail rate of late and when you hit them up they dont want to know about you, this has happened to about 6 people i know, they all said the clutch disc shit itself and came apart, i saw 3 for myself and the springs had escaped the disc, i havnt used them myself for this reason but if your considering them, maybe ring and ask their warrenty conditions.

**VTECY0** · 27-10-2009 04:49 PM

ive got a h23a in my ek i put a excedy heavy duty clutch in it has never slipped and never had any problems with it

**_bORdO_** · 27-10-2009 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by Slaz

You can have no slip with a solid or puck clutch but they are going to be an absolute prick to drive day to day and im assuming your not going to be pumping out much additional power with that are you?

BTW extreme clutches have a pretty big fail rate of late and when you hit them up they dont want to know about you, this has happened to about 6 people i know, they all said the clutch disc shit itself and came apart, i saw 3 for myself and the springs had escaped the disc, i havnt used them myself for this reason but if your considering them, maybe ring and ask their warrenty conditions.

oh crap!
ill get onto that.
cheers.