Clutch?
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Is this a daily driver, or are you dumping the clutch at the track every weekend?
Get one of those types of clutches from CC, Spec, Ram etc and you'll still have the smooth engagement of a stock organic clutch, but it will have a grippier, sportier feel.
I've run organic and kevlar Spec (Stage1 and 2) clutches in my Trans Am, and I recently installed an organic CC Stage 1.5 in my girlfriends RSX Type-S. All three clutches are great, no complaints.
Where would you guys recommend ordering one from (price wise)?
CC's website is confusing. Their clutch and flywheel kits seem to only be for LS1s & their domestic rwd page isn't very easy to read.
Basically I'm looking for a sportier clutch for basic bolt ons. Something that will last.
Last edited by user 4556884458; Aug 3, 2011 at 09:14 AM.
Where would you guys recommend ordering one from (price wise)?
CC's website is confusing. Their clutch and flywheel kits seem to only be for LS1s & their domestic rwd page isn't very easy to read.
Basically I'm looking for a sportier clutch for basic bolt ons. Something that will last.
Their website is too confusing? are you retarded? give them a call
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http://competitionclutch.com/store/d...hp?vinvid=6858
Seems reasonable for my needs and not too expensive. As far as flywheel goes (CC doesn't sell them for LT1s), you think a RAM billet steel one is suffice?
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http://competitionclutch.com/store/d...hp?vinvid=6858
Seems reasonable for my needs and not too expensive. As far as flywheel goes (CC doesn't sell them for LT1s), you think a RAM billet steel one is suffice?



