exedy clutches and flywheel.........

[boehmdw97]

Is exedy clutches and flywheel ok or are they junk? I just purchased a lightened flywheel (9.46 pounds) and a stage 2 clutch. Is this a good buy?

[hitman619]

i think so
exedy clutches are pretty good
sounds like a good set up to me..

[delsoldude]

Excedy is the largest manufacture of clutches in the world .

[boehmdw97]

great, thanks for the info. I didn't want to be putting some p.o.s. parts in my teg.

[teg92]

Exedy are one of the best clutches out there

[ADRONICUS]

Tuner Transformation slapped one on a 4 or 500hp something Supra, so I'll think you'll be ok. These shows usually don't give plugs on crap.

[Provocateur]

ACT is better, but Exedy will work just fine for a mild build up.

[ADRONICUS]

Also, I forgot to mention that I personally like Centerforce clutch products. Just thought I would put that out there.

[boehmdw97]

anyone else wanna comment?

[Exadar]

I've got an ACT clutch and Fidanza Flywheel. absolutly love them both

[mikey_e69]

i have an exedy stage 1 clutch w/ the 9.46lb flywheel. it works for me!!! stage 1 should be ok until the car has moderate mods.

[jesusublime99]

I have an Exedy stage 1 in my 95 GSR and it performs great. It was not worth going for an ACT or Exedy stage 2 with only a header and exhaust on my car.

[96tegls2dr]

exedy makes good clutches but if you are building a high hp motor i would opt for a act. i have an act in my teg and a exedy in my 01 vic. the vic isnt very modded just intake header cat pipe exhaust and clutch and flywheel. it holds the power nicely but then again i am not making a lot of power

[GSRchick714]

I also have an Exedy Stage1...I haven't had any problems, I love it. I kinda wish I had something a little stiffer but anything is better than the stock Honda clutch!

[Shooting411's]

Not sure if your going with a six puck but if you are going with a stage 2 clutch that might be a six puck dont do the lightened flywheel. lightened flywheels and 6pucks dont make good daily driveable setup's go back with a stock flywheel. i ran into this problem before, and the car likes to jump alot with that setup when letting out slowly at times

[Provocateur]

Not sure if your going with a six puck but if you are going with a stage 2 clutch that might be a six puck dont do the lightened flywheel. lightened flywheels and 6pucks dont make good daily driveable setup's go back with a stock flywheel. i ran into this problem before, and the car likes to jump alot with that setup when letting out slowly at times

It would be wiser to go with a full surface disk and a lightweight flywheel than the other way around. The drivability problems aren't from the flywheel...it is from the crappy engagement of the 6 puck.