FreshDonny

Getting some work done on my car, had to take the whole engine out and upon doing so found that the clutch was knackered!
just after some advice on the best replacment. Is is best to stick with original honda parts or is there any good alternatives?
Thanks

har-vey

I believe most stick with the honda friction plate but upgrade the spring plate to another one. I'm sure others will be about to confirm

lovegroova

OEM unless you are using FI. Get from Si at Hendy or Cox Motor parts for the best prices.

noodels

Try Holdcroft OEM
Not Exedy kit ..

Andy_F

Steer clear of Exedy.

The holy grail of street setups I believe is the OEM friction plate with an ACT H021 heavy duty pressure plate - but seems quite hard to get them this side of the pond.

kamiik

Apparently Honda do fitted clutch for £675 including VAT & a 12 month warranty... Might interest some. Mine is booked in, I'll let you know how it goes.

Approved Car Parts | Fixed Price Repairs | Honda UK

grantwestgarth

I went for Comp stage 2 on mine a few weeks ago. I'm really impressed, good feel, nice bite but lighter in traffic. Win win for me. Also it's crazy cheap on (£260) on Demon Tweeks, so win win win!

flanders

That's a pretty good price, makes me think they forgot to ad the S2000 to the exception list on cars

kamiik

I believe it used to be on the exception list few years ago, but there current prices only states NSX now.

kamiik

Scratch that. Mine was booked in with Honda for clutch on Monday. Just got a call saying they can't uphold there price and it will be towards the £1000 mark. Well that's not a fixed price then hahaha. Apparently only some Honda's do the fixed price but they can increase the price based on there labour costs.... don't know if that's the definition of fixed price lol