Spec Clutches

JL1RX7 · 06-11-2010, 12:40 PM

Now is there a certain vender for Exedy or do they give a discount for being RCC? Again I was looking for the best value for the money. I have used OEM clutches for years which if I remember right are Exedy or Dikin(sp). In my 90 GTU I have a racing beat clutch. Feels just fine and had no issues with it at all. But I am always on the lookout for something that might be better. Again I don't need much more than stock since the car is currently stock. It will get the Racing beat exhuast and when the motor gets weak a rebuild with a mild street port. So stage 1 would fit this bill perfectly. The only other driveline upgrade would be a lightweight flywheel. Looking at the steel racing beat one since it is close to stock and not looking for major drivablity issues.

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06-11-2010, 12:40 PM	#12
JL1RX7 Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Front Royal, VA Posts: 487 Rep Power: 18	Now is there a certain vender for Exedy or do they give a discount for being RCC? Again I was looking for the best value for the money. I have used OEM clutches for years which if I remember right are Exedy or Dikin(sp). In my 90 GTU I have a racing beat clutch. Feels just fine and had no issues with it at all. But I am always on the lookout for something that might be better. Again I don't need much more than stock since the car is currently stock. It will get the Racing beat exhuast and when the motor gets weak a rebuild with a mild street port. So stage 1 would fit this bill perfectly. The only other driveline upgrade would be a lightweight flywheel. Looking at the steel racing beat one since it is close to stock and not looking for major drivablity issues.