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  1. #1
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    dc2

    recommend me YOUR clutch

    im looking for a new clutch that is not heavy or tiring on the foot, but that bites hard...

    whats out there?
    when do we hit vtec?

  2. #2
    dont be foolish. keep spamming out of here.

    either reccommend a clutch that u have personally had experience with (from, i will assume, a dc2) or simply dont reply at all.
    Last edited by kousoku; 01-12-2005 at 09:06 PM.

  3. #3
    hmmmmm.....get the sport organic......it bites but its abit heavier than normal clutch but you get used to it

  4. #4
    yep sports organic gets my thumbs up...
    wtf why am i spamming...

    good luck eric la

  5. #5
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    Yups...go the exedy sports organic eric...
    i've got one and pretty happy with it. Like ITRboi said, its noticeably heavier than stock, but you get used to it...sorta like a short shifter.
    Its about $400 for ur car...

  6. #6
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    ive also got the exedy sports organic.
    bout 25% more clamping force not too heavy and not too light

  7. #7
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    i had the exedy 3 puck clutch before, if you want a clutch that bites HARD get that but its shite for traffic and if you do drive it in traffic it wont last long, i changed to the sports organic now and had no problems since, grabs pretty hard and its easy on the foot

  8. #8
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    Like the others said.. sports organic
    I couldn't really feel the pedal difference between the stock and this one..
    But definitely more bite..

  9. #9
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    both my mates have had / have the sports organic... maybe im a pnasy, but dont u guys think its waay too heavy.... u have to press pretty hard on the pedal. u cant get used to that.
    when do we hit vtec?

  10. #10
    i was going to mention the organic too Eric just like jons etc , but you can also go for the

    220 X 26 X 24
    EG6 EK4/9 DB8 DC2 – B16A/B B18C (Hydraulic clutch gearbox B-series)
    Exedy heavy duty clutch kit
    (one level above stock and one level below the organic)- which is simply a standard clutch disc but a slightly heavier clamping pressure plate. The pedal feel is like stock but it bites alittle bit harder...

  11. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by fried
    both my mates have had / have the sports organic... maybe im a pnasy, but dont u guys think its waay too heavy.... u have to press pretty hard on the pedal. u cant get used to that.
    you will get use to it after while but in peak hour traffic like going through ct peak hour is a bitch, but its sumthing you have to sacrifies for some performance

  12. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin
    i was going to mention the organic too Eric just like jons etc , but you can also go for the

    220 X 26 X 24
    EG6 EK4/9 DB8 DC2 – B16A/B B18C (Hydraulic clutch gearbox B-series)
    Exedy heavy duty clutch kit
    (one level above stock and one level below the organic)- which is simply a standard clutch disc but a slightly heavier clamping pressure plate. The pedal feel is like stock but it bites alittle bit harder...
    i second this recommendation,

    its not the best clutch, but if you dont want to sacrafice driver satisfaction its your only choice

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