the throw out bearing on my car is squeaking so its time to get in there and get a clutch/flywheel. id like to know what u hondatecher's think is the most reliable combo andd best for performance?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/90-91...spagenameZWDVW

found this one here. dont know if its a ripoff. hoping to order tonight. let me know what u guysthink.

thanks alot.

(got 90 integra LS; need pressure plate, clutch, flywheel,throw out bearing)

 

I wouldn't trust that crap, if you are trying to save some money, atleast get exedy

 

the T/O on ur car is squeaking, so u need a new clutch and flywheel....


right...


u could make a better excuse to get them like, oh i dont know...you want them and have the money to spend?

 

is XTD a good brand?

 

well a squeaky T/O would be annoying so if you're going to get in there to fix it, might as well replace it while it's allready open for doing so... personally I will not buy another thing off ebay, luckily all I bought the first time was a simple cai that i had to jerry rig just to get it to line up right... i'd rather spend the extra money and know that i'm getting a quality product than take a chance!

 

act clutch is nice, and flywheel ain't bad my buddy shmoo has that on his turbo teg and it runs nice, i personally like the act clutch with comptech flywheel..

 

I had a squeaky TO bearing on my clutch with only 10k miles on it, but since it was the stock clutch on a turbo setup, it was a good idea to replace it with something stiffer.

If there is no reason for an aftermarket clutch, either live with the noise or get an OEM clutch kit.

 

I love my ACT Streetlite Flywheel and Exedy Stage 1 Clutch.....very nice feel

 

exactly! just get an OEM clutch and you'll be fine with just bolt-ons. idiots just get stage 24 clutches with a stock motor and they wonder why they fawk up their trannies and axels

 

Centerforce stage one for your yr. should be pretty affordable and is a great quality. I had a centerforce on my 89 w/a zc swap and curr. in my 99 gsr and both times they have worked great and did not break the bank. For you, I would go w/an OEM clutch which is good mated to a centerforce lightened flywheel.