Clutch Feedback
ive done the google searches and everything is mixed....let me get some reviews and thoughts from u guys....can i get some feedback on these please....
1) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/XTD-S...spagenameZWDVW
2) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F1-RA...spagenameZWDVW
3) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ACT-H...spagenameZWDVW
...or if u know of something better post it!
1) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/XTD-S...spagenameZWDVW
2) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F1-RA...spagenameZWDVW
3) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ACT-H...spagenameZWDVW
...or if u know of something better post it!
The links don't work for me, but I'm interested as well in opinions about aftermarket clutch options. I have a S/C AP2 and I have the stock clutch slipping if I shift gears aggressively while in the 'Vtec zone'.
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A few more details. I just recently sold my completely stock AP1 that I bought new in 2000 and bought an '05 AP2 that has had a Comptech S/C installed (rest of the drivetrain is stock).
Trolling around the forums I discovered that the newer models (including the '05) it seems has a clutch delay valve that my AP1 didn't have.
Could it be that it's the effect of that valve that I'm not used to that I would interpret as the clutch slipping when I do a 1-2 or 2-3 aggressive upshift at redline?
Also, I would not mind being able to do the (rare) burnout (hey who does not like them
) in the dry which I can't really do right now because I tried once on the S/C car and that definitely resulted in me burning more clutch material than rubber. I do NOT plan on taking it to the strip, but I do want to be able to blow away much more expensive german cars at the red light once in a while.
Now, with that in mind the rest of the reality is that: the car is a daily driver and has to be able to deal with stop and go traffic without being a pain, and the car is driven once in a while by my wife who won't appreciate a heavy pedal feel or an abrupt engagement. I also can't afford to change the clutch all the time, I want something that lasts.
So given a mildly tuned AP2 (don't plan on raising the S/C boost or do anything else to majorly raise the power), and given that I want to keep something like the feel of the OEM setup, what would be the best bet? Should I stick w/ OEM and just deal with the fact-of-life CDV and lack of showboating from a dead stop?
Also is it worth it to get a lightened flywheel? How does it change the way the engine behaves?
And finally if I do bite the bullet and do the clutch work, since it's fairly large job what other things are easy to change 'while you're at it'? Headers? Hi-flow cat?
As for the spoon clutch setup it seems it's only for the AP1 (according to their US importer's web site)
Trolling around the forums I discovered that the newer models (including the '05) it seems has a clutch delay valve that my AP1 didn't have.
Could it be that it's the effect of that valve that I'm not used to that I would interpret as the clutch slipping when I do a 1-2 or 2-3 aggressive upshift at redline?
Also, I would not mind being able to do the (rare) burnout (hey who does not like them
) in the dry which I can't really do right now because I tried once on the S/C car and that definitely resulted in me burning more clutch material than rubber. I do NOT plan on taking it to the strip, but I do want to be able to blow away much more expensive german cars at the red light once in a while.Now, with that in mind the rest of the reality is that: the car is a daily driver and has to be able to deal with stop and go traffic without being a pain, and the car is driven once in a while by my wife who won't appreciate a heavy pedal feel or an abrupt engagement. I also can't afford to change the clutch all the time, I want something that lasts.
So given a mildly tuned AP2 (don't plan on raising the S/C boost or do anything else to majorly raise the power), and given that I want to keep something like the feel of the OEM setup, what would be the best bet? Should I stick w/ OEM and just deal with the fact-of-life CDV and lack of showboating from a dead stop?
Also is it worth it to get a lightened flywheel? How does it change the way the engine behaves?
And finally if I do bite the bullet and do the clutch work, since it's fairly large job what other things are easy to change 'while you're at it'? Headers? Hi-flow cat?
As for the spoon clutch setup it seems it's only for the AP1 (according to their US importer's web site)
Place I got my ACT from is www.directtuning.com BEST price ive found and i was looking for about 2 months for a clutch
ACT street disc and HD pressure plate
Toda flywheel
FTW
ACT street disc and HD pressure plate
Toda flywheel
FTW
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