this is probably a retarded question but i did a little searching and didn't run across anything on it..

so with that said.. has anyone ever thought about trying it or know if it works??

it was just a random thought that i had in my head.. since i figure it should be a stronger clutch.. and by it being stock it would be driver friendly.. i have been thinking about clutches lately.. and i really dont want a stiffer clutch pedal because i really enjoy driving my car..

my friend has a super stiff twin disc exedy in his ap1.. and even though i can drive it with no problems.. when i get back into my car i find myself trying to push my pedal through the floor because its so much lighter than his.. and i really dont enjoy the feel of a stiff pedal.. i like my stock clutch drivability..

any input is welcome.. and thanks for the responses!!

 

dont know..

it just came across my mind randomly.. obviously it probably doesnt work since nobody said anything..

 

speechless. do you know nsx clutch is very expensive???

many nsx are na1 which is 5 speed tranny. it's not a modern technology.

 

why? because its from nsx?

 

 

no.. because it would obviously be stronger than stock.. which im pretty sure i stated that in my first post..

but anyways.. i was asking because its a "stock" clutch..

 

Im sure you can find much stronger clutch for much cheaper than nsx's.

 

i just really want something stronger than stock.. but keep my stock feel at the same time..

 

each car has its own clutch "feel" so you probably wont have the s2000 "feel' even if its interchangeable.

 

Just did a quick search and found the discs have the same spline but the NSX disc is actually smaller diameter by 12mm. Not necessarily a bad thing, but I'll have to look at the pressure plates later to see if they are similar.