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xtd stage 3 clutch
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 6:03 pm
by landslideATX
i have a stage 3 clutch. i haven't put it in yet. i've been looking up on it and have got mixed stories on it. most of the bad stories have been from people with 24o's. my friend has an mr2 as well and needs to get a clutch. i told him to get one of these but he needs to know how its going to last. i don't think it would be bad if you break it in correctly and due to the fact that both of the cars are low powered cars. let me know if anyone has had or has one of these and what they think.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 10:42 pm
by dr.occa
my only experience has been with oem, competition clutch & exedy in different combinations.
tell us what you think in comparison to what you were running before. stage 3 huh. seems a bit too much for a stock 4AGE.
let us know how it goes.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:17 pm
by landslideATX
i went with the stage 3 cause it was only like $3oo with the 9lb flywheel. right now i'm running stock to my knowledge. its the clutch that was in when i got the car.
Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:55 am
by CBR_TOY
isn't will running an xtd clutch? i think he has a 6 puck sprung though. ask him
Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 2:56 pm
by Overdrift
CBR_TOY wrote:isn't will running an xtd clutch? i think he has a 6 puck sprung though. ask him
Yes will has been running the xtd for some time now... he bought that flywheel and clutch deal and sold hvguy his old xtd set. I drove hvguy's 4ac and it felt alot better with the xtd, not to crazy but i did daily drive a few 6 puck cars for a long time so im kinda used to them.
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 2:54 am
by nt66
by stage 3 what exactly do you mean? a metalic 6 puck is the way to go if you need it to last and take lots of abuse. You can slip tham all day long and nothing will happen to it. It will wear out the pressure plate/flywheel before the clutch disk. The one I have is a sprung no-name ebay 6 puck and I abuse the shit out of it with no problems. I got a sprung because its not as hard on the drivetrane .