Has anyone used a act hd00 clutch kit on our cars? I'm replacing a Centerforce DF which lasted no time (could be due to a bad install, though). I'm not going with Centerforce again, it performed like my stock clutch. No bite, too smooth.
act hd00 clutch kit
Has anyone used a act hd00 clutch kit on our cars? I'm replacing a Centerforce DF which lasted no time (could be due to a bad install, though). I'm not going with Centerforce again, it performed like my stock clutch. No bite, too smooth.
our cars have a strange flywheel layout. witout the pressure plate mounting being machine when the clutch surface is machined you get a 5% reduction in clamping force for every 0.005 this dimension is out. trust me the flywheel was inccorectly machined or left out of spec. as a wear note the clutch face of the flywheel wears about 0.005 for a normal clutch over its life. so if they machine .020 off the flywheel and given the 005 wear already induced you wind up with a dimension error of .025 inches reducing clamping pressure roughly 45%. this is why most clutchs fail so fast after replacemnet.
Funstick - thanks for your help! That's a lot more than I knew! Is there a performance clutch you recommend?
yeah the ram is nice and cheap. being it aramide fiber its pretty hard on the flywheel though.
Anyone had experience with Exedy clutches?
So FUNSTICK do you recommend buying a new flywheel if you hav like 350000km on it. In the next few months I was gonna change my clutch. Mine is not even 2 years old, but before I parked my car. I was coasting backwards, dropped the clutch and.... well my clutch did a burn out. After that I drove it for 2 weeks and no slipage - even had a mechanic check it out and he said that the clutch felt fine - but what the f***
thanks in advance
as lomg as the flywheel can be brought back into spec without being to thin i would say no. however with the mileage on yr car i would say yes buy a new flywheel from honda if you can.
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