lukeyboi89

i have RPB in mine and it clutch buzzes.... only under decelration between 3-2k, but still if stick to OEM will avoid that i guess.

DGowz

To be honest, the car make that many noises, a bit of a buzz from the clutch would just be something else the exhaust would drone out.

I am 50/50 to go supercharged next year, so I was planning a competition clutch anyways.

Is the vibration bad from an RPC??? I do use this as a second car.

S2KIP

Why still consider RPC when many members have no issues with Comp Clutch? I don't get it.

mozmajor

Just had a new OEM with release bearing, lovely, drives like new

AlexGJ248

I agree

RobinA3

Sounds like you are pretty much settled for the RPC even though people have pointed out the negative points about it........

AlexGJ248

I hate when people do this on the forum.

earl's_f20c

Lol, thanks for your opinions, I shall ignore them all despite asking for advice!

DGowz

Sorry all, been at Santa Pod all weekend. (Without the S2000 sadly )

Decieded that I am going for OEM clutch. Seems to be the best option all round, as I doubt that I will be able to get any kind of forced induction in the near future (Want to move house, see the world a little bit)

OEM just seems the best option all round..

Thank you all for the advice. I have been listening

richmc

Top drawer. bottom drawer, kitchen drawer or third draw down on the left, that's full of sh1t? (Bill Bailey song).

I don't seem to have the luck of the drawer, never find what I want in any of them.