Clutch upgrade?
#2
Factory clutch works so well (smooth, holds well even with my 485 HP, decent life), I'd stick with it. I put an upgraded clutch into one of my other cars and wish I hadn't - it's grabby on engagement from the upgraded friction material. Also, unless you want the potential to stall when leaving a stop and less smooth engagement, I'd avoid a lightened flywheel as well.
Pete
Pete
#3
Factory clutch works so well (smooth, holds well even with my 485 HP, decent life), I'd stick with it. I put an upgraded clutch into one of my other cars and wish I hadn't - it's grabby on engagement from the upgraded friction material. Also, unless you want the potential to stall when leaving a stop and less smooth engagement, I'd avoid a lightened flywheel as well.
Pete
Pete
#4
My PO had installed light weight flywheel and after market clutch for performance reasons. Transmission was making noise on low speeds. I replaced both ($$$$) as soon as I bought the car. I would always stay with stock/OEM clutch/flywheel.
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