fidanza vs. clutchmaster
11-04-2002, 07:03 PM
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fidanza vs. clutchmaster
if you were to get one, which would it be? both are close in price, and close to the same weight.
if you have either, are you satisfied?
if you have either, are you satisfied?
11-06-2002, 02:39 AM
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Fidanza makes flywheels, and they make them for clutchmasters.
If you want a clutch go ACT or Exedy. The majority of people run the ACT HD SS like me and love it.
If you want a clutch go ACT or Exedy. The majority of people run the ACT HD SS like me and love it.
11-06-2002, 01:19 PM
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hes talking about flywheels. he wouldnt have mentioned weight if it was a clutch
i have a Fidanza 8.5 lb. and i have no problems with it. when i was looking at them i heard the clutchmasters flywheels use the stock bearing in the middle. they make you send them your stock flywheel after you install the new one
i have a Fidanza 8.5 lb. and i have no problems with it. when i was looking at them i heard the clutchmasters flywheels use the stock bearing in the middle. they make you send them your stock flywheel after you install the new one
11-06-2002, 01:21 PM
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Originally posted by /^Blackmagik^\
go with clutchmasters stage 2. ACT clutches tend to not be that reliable and i've never heard of fidanza. plus the NHRA can't be wrong.
go with clutchmasters stage 2. ACT clutches tend to not be that reliable and i've never heard of fidanza. plus the NHRA can't be wrong.
11-06-2002, 01:23 PM
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Originally posted by 98AccordEX
hes talking about flywheels. he wouldnt have mentioned weight if it was a clutch
i have a Fidanza 8.5 lb. and i have no problems with it. when i was looking at them i heard the clutchmasters flywheels use the stock bearing in the middle. they make you send them your stock flywheel after you install the new one
hes talking about flywheels. he wouldnt have mentioned weight if it was a clutch
i have a Fidanza 8.5 lb. and i have no problems with it. when i was looking at them i heard the clutchmasters flywheels use the stock bearing in the middle. they make you send them your stock flywheel after you install the new one
yes i left out flywheel.
also from what i know
clutchmaster-8lbs
fidanza-8.5lbs
i think i might get the fidanza unit, the name sounds cooler
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11-06-2002, 02:03 PM
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Fidanza = clutchmasters. They make the flywheels for them. I have a 7.5lber and I love it.
As for exedy clutches, they like to grenade, as well as clutchmasters....ACT hands down.
As for exedy clutches, they like to grenade, as well as clutchmasters....ACT hands down.