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Recomendations On A Clutch?

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Old 12-16-2003, 09:15 PM
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specs really good..i had that in my mr2...even though their flywheel is just a fidanza with a sticker over the name





act ive heard a lot about being good...when / if i upgrade i will go with act street/strip disc and act xtreme pressure plate with a racing beat lightweight flywheel
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Old 12-17-2003, 03:04 PM
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http://mazdaracing.com/clutch.htm.....how bout that one. How are Competition Clutch clutches. Anyone have any experience. I think i'd go with the street clutch. Sounds decent. Especially for that price.
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Old 12-17-2003, 03:09 PM
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http://mazdaracing.com/clutch.htm my bad. this one should work since its not part of another word...lol. I basically have the "bolt ons" intake,catback,highflow cat, header. Says it can hold the power for street ports. Heres the description for those who dont feel like goin there.



“Street” Series 2100



Supports up to 300 HP



If you have a daily driver with "the usual" bolt-ons, and you just want a tougher clutch for street and occasional strip use, we've got just the thing.



This clutch uses a full-face steel-backed friction disc for smooth and easy engagement, and a pressure plate that features a relocated pivot point so it can deliver a strong 2100 pounds of clamp load with only a 20% increase in pedal pressure.

The package is rated at a conservative 300 hp to the wheels. This is a nice clutch package that will provide much longer life combined with excellent street driveability, and the ability to handle the power levels produced by ported NA Engines and mild turbo setups.



Kit comes complete with pressure plate, disc, alignment tool, pilot bearing and throwout bearing.
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Old 12-17-2003, 03:18 PM
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Well, I'm going with a bigger turbo this summer and a little porting. Sounds like the Clutchnet and SPEC are ecent clutches, eh? I'll check those out.



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Old 12-17-2003, 05:59 PM
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specs good...id go with act though



i tore my spec up in my mr2 in 3 months....it was faulty though and had a warranty replacement
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