DannyInKorea

Hi,
Can I use OEM Clutch cover with EXEDY Metal Clutch & TODA Flywheel?
Is it a good combo?

Slows2k

You shouldn't use the flywheel or pressure plate in the picture. Both are heat checked badly, and you won't be able to resurface either.

Contact Exedy for a pressure plate reccomendation, chances are they won't reccomend the OEM pressure plate.

jerrypeterson

From the picture it is impossible to determine if there is heat checking. Definitely looks like transfer though. If this is the same clutch or the same compound I wouldn't see a problem (based upon the quality of the picture).

Any chance we could get a close up picture of the contact surfaces? Why are you replacing the clutch in the first place?

Don't forget to buy new bolts before installing!

Slows2k

Looks like heat checking on my monitor

Greenlight

If you really want to accelerate your car quickly, order a Wolfe Racecraft clutch assembly. It's much much lighter than anything else out there.

Slows2k

greenlight, are you using a stock S2000 trans in your dragster?


This the clutch you are using?

DannyInKorea

Thanks guys!!!
How much is the Wolfe Racecraft clutch assembly?
and streetable?

jerrypeterson

Heat checking is fine cracks in a cross-hatch pattern. Discoloration is normally the transfer of friction material to a surface.

DannyInKorea

cntcu

is that the toda flywheel pictured?
there are crazy heat marks on it, and i would have it resurfaced if i were you...you can use the oem pp with the toda flywheel and exedy clutch