Mods: vtac boost controller, 2 bored out kanooter valves, flux capacitor(1.21 jigawatts), and synthetic blinker fluid
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Originally Posted by TayloMade07
exedy stage 2, xact streetlite.
good clutch. could have more bite. but its perfect for a DD.
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thanks for all the input guys! I've decided to go with the Organic from exedy with the streetlite, i've done the research and from what taylomade and kommon speak of, it sounds promising.
Mods: Huge wing, couple of kanooter valves and oh yes the whipple valve too! Super V-tak, gay stickers, parts that don't work, some mats like Strongman ftl
I bought and used a xtd stage 2 clutch (more like stage 1 imo) and the coresponding 7.5# flywheel. Worked great for about a year and a half, that flywheel is too light for an underpowered single cam but after about a year and a half I somehow managed to get a spring chucked from the face of the clutch....which made shifting a real bitch as the spring was floating around in the trans...otherwise 256.00 well spent.
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Quote: Originally Posted by rnstein69
um, 0 to 60 in 9 seconds? my grandmother can do the moonwalk and still beat you off the line..
stick with the stock flywheel...dont go lightweight if its gonna be a daily driver...you lose alot of torque and you will go through axles alot quicker...had a exedy stage 1 and exedy flywheel and hated it so much i put the stock one back in and am much happier now...
ive delivered food in my car with the exedy stage 1 for the past 2 years and never had a complaint til this past month when I think one of the springs popped out of place and rattles like a mother now...but im still getting the same exact clutch again... not too stiff...has good bite for daily driving (although it could have more)...overall good clutch
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