Is this clutch a good one. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1872862129 I just replaced the clutch like 6 or 7 months ago and i need another already. I heard i was supposed to resurface the flywheel that's why this one burned out so quick. I'm looking for a clutch that will last long but give me at least stock performance. I don't know too much about cluthes so any input will help.
2.25 Sprint drop w/ Bilstien struts in rear & Koni's in the front, moddified 94-97 Accord CAI, JDM power folding mirrors, Prelude A arms, Naxos exhaust, K&N Filter, Accel coil, Advanced timing, NGK-R plugs, 7.5mm wires, Apc H4 headlight conversion, PIAA hyper plasma bulbs every where, 17" Exel Maj rims wrapped in 205/40 17 Kumho tires, w/ 5% platinum tint, painted calipers & drums, shaved tail lights, moldings, antana, squirters, and emblems, Clarion DRB3675 head unit w/ Clarion 6x9s
I recently put an Exedy (Daikin) clutch on my Integra, and love it. Honda uses Daikin clutches from the factory, so that should tell you that they're high quality.
http://www.clutchcityonline.com/main.php?page=honda.htm#accord
Clutch City Online sells a new kit for $94.00. I got my kit from them with no problems whatsoever. This would be a stock application. Just make sure you resurface the flywheel this time.If your getting it done by a shop, ask them the cost difference between a flywheel resurface and a new flywheel.... sometimes it's only 25 or 50 dollars more.
Last edited by 88Burner; 11-17-2002 at 09:41 PM.
I could use a clutch too but how much will it cost to get it installed as well as the clutch expense.
Wheelies!!!!!
installation is so expensive ! because it's a lot of work !
there is a clutch how to in the how to 's now !
MIKE
3geez member since October 4th 2001
you should only resurface the flywheel if it is not straight.Originally posted by Chrome_thangs
I heard i was supposed to resurface the flywheel that's why this one burned out so quick. I'm looking for a clutch that will last long but give me at least stock performance. I don't know too much about cluthes so any input will help.
in my opinion, you can buy a new flywheel for the price you would pay to resurface your old one.
Alex.
Really? Why did it wear out so fast? I remember buddy telling me that there was something that needed to be resurfaced i can't remember what though.
2.25 Sprint drop w/ Bilstien struts in rear & Koni's in the front, moddified 94-97 Accord CAI, JDM power folding mirrors, Prelude A arms, Naxos exhaust, K&N Filter, Accel coil, Advanced timing, NGK-R plugs, 7.5mm wires, Apc H4 headlight conversion, PIAA hyper plasma bulbs every where, 17" Exel Maj rims wrapped in 205/40 17 Kumho tires, w/ 5% platinum tint, painted calipers & drums, shaved tail lights, moldings, antana, squirters, and emblems, Clarion DRB3675 head unit w/ Clarion 6x9s
Resurface the flywheel if needed ~$60
Labor at shop for changing clutch ~$250-300
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