What clutch & flywheel

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mingles

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You can go with the Asco flywheel and an Act clutch setup.4 paddle clutch with springs and a heavy duty pressure plate.
 
sanchez

sanchez

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do you think i need to go paddle clutch or is that too excesive??

link for flywheel?:)

that act clutch looks good, was looking at that before.
 
Nippon

Nippon

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i would get a paddle for shear peace of mind. U know its defo gonna cope. Why dont you want to get a paddle may i ask?
 
GTwayne

GTwayne

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A paddle clutch will do, although some are harsher then others. ORC do a good clutch kit that comes with a flywheel, alot more expensive though.
 
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MentaLEP91

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ORC, ACT, OS giken are all good and expensive mate.

im about to fit a Cusco 3paddle metallic on my gt25 settup, its hard and good as i hope
 
sanchez

sanchez

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Nippon said:
i would get a paddle for shear peace of mind. U know its defo gonna cope. Why dont you want to get a paddle may i ask?
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well its goin to be my everyday car so the clutch is goin to be harsh!!
will an exedy organic clutch cope??
 
Nippon

Nippon

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sanchez said:
well its goin to be my everyday car so the clutch is goin to be harsh!!
will an exedy organic clutch cope??
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I have an exedy paddle and its not to bad. I use the car everyday. I must say that when it was first put in it felt proper harsh and took a while to get used to but its fine now its been in a couple of months.
 
JasonGlanza

JasonGlanza

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you should go for a paddle and you would get used to it after a while dont wry, im using the ORC 309DS kit with lightweight flywheel too, really recommend this clutch for anybody from standard to big power, very very worth it (nt that cheap ehh) and one of the best investments i made to my car till now :)
 
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