Which clutch

[tom1mr2]

Right decided i will just be replacing the clutch for now save all the time changing to tubby running gear.

So which is best out of these two:

1.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190177764006


2.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=006&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=160182328167&rd=1

Let me know what you think as i need to order one asap.

This way will save me a lot of money and time :)

Cheers, Tom.

[Paul Woods]

1st one for me tom out of those two,it holds more power.... ive no experience with either though,i use the ACT 6 paddle ones from ultrarev if that helps

[tom1mr2]

Looks like the first one it is then, seems cheap aswell $79 for delivery and $180 for the clutch,

It looks like it's well built from the pics should do the job anyway :)

Means i will not have to spend £500+ on tubby clutch and flywheel just before chrimbo.

Thanks for the quick reply mate :thumbsup:

Just out of intrest how much does the ACT clutch cost? do you stock them paul.

[Garbe]

This is the first ebayers about me page


http://cgi3.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=aimcoclutch

[tom1mr2]

Ah that's intresting cheers garbe made my mind up that :)

[Paul Woods]

the ACT kits are about $300 i think? cant remember offhand! and they come from the states,i dont stock them.....good clutches though

[sengk]

I used the same clutch as the first link and it's working so far. I heard reports of a soft pedal with the lower stages but the stage 4 has a pretty stiff one. I've stalled my car a few times because of it. I've done a few high rpm runs and it showed no signs of slipping but i can't comment on it's long term reliability as i've only driven my car a handful of times since the swap.

I'm happy with it so far and hope that it will last for a while.

[splintermcinnes]

i think mine is starting to go, BOOOO!! this ACT one, i take it when ordering i need to specify its for a 93 toyota camry??!!

if so then one of these jobbies should do, right?
http://www.advancedclutch.com/products/clutchkits.aspx?prod_id=2684#2684

[Paul Woods]

matt what makes you think yours is going mate? its got a brand new turbo clutch in there,and that should be good for anything the v6 can throw at it for a long time yet....not unless you have been slipping it a lot?

[splintermcinnes]

ignore me!!!! thought it was the clutch, but the current state of the roads and the very little tread on my rears, it turns out i end up wheel spinning when i boot it!! new tyres required instead!

for future reference though, will this clutch do my next stage plans, fully forger engine with Garrett GT30 turbo??
Cheers
Matt

[Paul Woods]

permission to call you a numpty :)

The turbo clutch is good for 350bhp i think.

[splintermcinnes]

permission to call you a numpty :)

:hidesbehi

i meant the ACT clutch, im looking for 475bhp at the wheels when all is done and dusted, gona take a while to source parts but thats my new goal.

[snowtigger]

pah 475 why not 500 a 25 squirt of noz and your there.

[splintermcinnes]

im going for the garrett GT3071g turbo recomended by Mr G, its rated to 475bhp. so anywhere near that i would be well happy!

[biteme]

RPS Max Puk. Rated to 525lb/ft and is very nice to drive.

GT3071wg will be a hell of a turbo Matt. Get that with the Hydra and the boost control, and you're serriously going move :)