bkmc24

i need to know where the cheapest place that anyone has found for a good performance clutch and light weight flywheel is cuz my clutch is going away and ide like to be able to buy one now for later when it goes out. thanks.
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lnsyone

http://www.prostreetonline.com/buy/p...lywheel_combo/

I just bought a 6 puck disc and their 9.x lb lightweight flywheel. Really good guys to deal with, and fast shipping.

bkmc24

cool. what i also need to know is do after market clutches make a BIG difference than stock replacement clutches?

wilp99

hell yes. thier alittle different to get used to driving cause they grab so hard

lnsyone

Depends on what kind of clutch you use, and what your personal preference is. Im assuming that you'd like something similar to stock. If you want that stock feel, I recomend the Exedy stage 1 organic clutch.

http://www.prostreetonline.com/buy/p...lywheel_combo/

bkmc24

okay so what i am now trying to do is find a cheap aftermarket clutch thats god. the thing insyone showed me will work if i can find a clutch for under 200 cuz i found a fidanza flywheel for 200 and im happy with that. if my bro can get me something cheaper from rolling-images ill be happy. hopfully i can get both them for around 300 cuz thats bout my price range so if someone could find good shit in that range ill be forever greatfull

lnsyone

not entirely true. it depends which clutch you use.

shineynitelite

insyone why did you go with a stage 1 clutch?

bkmc24

well i actually would like a dual friction one cuz my bro said his is bad ass but its his fault all this is happening lol i asked him to drive my car so i could here my exhaust from outside and the cock mouth had to go and be cool in front of our club and spin my fucking wheels and i was already trying to save the damn thing for as long as i could and now its just acting like a fuckerhead and my brothers not gonna pay for anything cuz hes being gay

lnsyone

i didnt. when i had my h22 swapped in, i had an ACT heavy duty pressure plate w/ street disc. my setup now is the heavy duty pressure plate and a 6 puck disc w/ lightened flywheel.

shineynitelite

http://www.clutchmasters.com/shop/?p...28896&AppID=10

weeeeee... how much do you have into the clutch set up

bkmc24

i sure wish i had a damn job lol

wilp99

heres a stock replacment clutch. http://www.clutchcityonline.com/acura_cl.htm

http://www.clutchcityonline.com/acura_racing_cl.htm and heres the racing clutch.

this is the same p/n racinc clutch i installed on my friends 96 prelude si, and we also use this: http://www.clutchcityonline.com/ACT/flywheel.htm flywheel p/n 600190

that mofo reved tons faster and grabbed twice as hard.

bkmc24

do you know how much the flywheel weighs? cuz the one i found is like $200 and it weighs 7.5 lbs

shineynitelite

pressure plate.... if i get a heavy duty pressure plate or whatever what else do i need to complete the new clutch status??????????

Blenz

Will a good performance clutch make the car faster once you have mastered it?

bkmc24

okay so the clutch for a 97 2.2 at http://www.9secondracing.com/cgi-bin...26&parttype=46 is cheaper than what wilp said but the stock replacement that he found is cheaper than what i found cuz of free shipping but at 9 secong racing the flywheel including shipping is like $223.53. thanks for all the help guys.

bkmc24

the cluth will grip better so in a way yes but the light weight flywheel will rev faster therefor making your car quicker so in a way yes but flywheel will make you faster than just a clutch but both help alot lol.

lnsyone

A flywheel, normally a heavy wheel that resists sudden changes in speed, thus securing uniform rotation in a machine. A 12+ lb. flywheel is about the best for a street car. A really light flywheel and a grabby clutch will most likely stall your car and or spin tires because of its ablility to rev quicker.

bkmc24

so if i get that light ass flywheel and a stock replacement clutch would that be better?

lnsyone

Keep in mind that when you are replacing your clutch, you must have your flywheel resurfaced to ensure even contact.

bkmc24

this i know, but do i have to do that to a new flywheel?

lnsyone

You could do that, but choosing a clutch is depending on your personal preference. I'd rather have an aftermarket clutch that holds more torque than OE. Don't get me wrong, it's something that you gotta get use to.

lnsyone

No you don't.

bkmc24

okay but you said if i got a grippier clutch thatd itd give m more wheel spin, so if i got the stock one or a say 30% more holding capacity clutch itd be less spin then a dual friction 90% holding capacity

lnsyone

depends on how you drive.

bkmc24

okay so what do you recommend? when it comes to clutches n shit i dont know a damn thing bout them lol