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EVO Clutch - 1/16/2006 1:00:28 PM   
laah_evo

 

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Does anyone has any suggestion regarding to EVO's clutch cuz I feel that it is just so stiff and long(I've tried the M3 clutch and it's just so much better.....just can't afford one LOL). Is it a good idea to switch to a racing clutch?? or any other way to improve this problem?
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RE: EVO Clutch - 1/21/2006 2:58:36 AM   
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Hi laah_evo

Have a look at this one ACT Street Disc Clutch Kit : Lancer EVO 8
http://www.lancershop.com/customer/product.php?productid=67&cat=6&page=1

It is not expansive but very strong and good feel also good for normal driving. I also am not happy with the stock EVO9 clutch it is very soft and you cannot launch the car properly of the line without having a bad burning smell and I am not talking about dropping the clutch at redline cos that is just plain stupid. I had a twinplate carbon fiber clutch in my EVO7 which was a little hard to drive as it connected immidiately but boy you could get all four wheels to spin. good clutch if you had a spare US$3000.

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RE: EVO Clutch - 1/24/2006 1:40:00 PM   
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ACT is the cheapest but it is tough to use atleast in the DSMs they were. I hear nothing but good things about the Xedy (spelled wrong I think) clutch but it is huge money for it.

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RE: EVO Clutch - 2/12/2006 1:49:28 PM   
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ive had an evo7 , since 2001

and im just about to have my 2nd clutch fitted , yet again im staying with the mitsubishi standard clutch,

all these ceedy clutches and fidanza fly wheels ,

seem a lot of $$$$$$$ for a product that maybe lasts as long as the standard bit of kit ....

over 35,000 miles , from my 1st clutch,

and ive still managed to do the ( NURBURG RING ) IN GERMANY... and other track day events in england

so in my opinion stay with the standard part , unless ya running megga bhp ..

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RE: EVO Clutch - 2/12/2006 2:16:24 PM   
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I have the ACT 26 pound and i have not had a problem out of it yet. i had Mitsubishi put it in when i bought the car cause one of my buddies went through 2 stock clutchs in a year. The evo8 stock clutch isn't as good as the evo7 stock clutch. If you plan on putting out some power you should go ahead and change the clutch i think. Welcome to the forum

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RE: EVO Clutch - 4/11/2006 11:00:51 AM   
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Question.

I'm looking to go ahead and upgrade my clutch. Would i have problems if i put a top rated ACT clutch (handles about 630lbs of torque) if my power is just a little over stock (about 30 hp over)

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RE: EVO Clutch - 4/11/2006 5:26:48 PM   
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exedy twin disc is the best one to go with but you need the big $$$ for it. you shouldnt have a problem with a highly rated clutch but it is over kill I mean you wont see that much TQ untill you get alot of mods and it will prob make your car harder to drive smoothly

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RE: EVO Clutch - 4/12/2006 8:57:37 AM   
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Thanks...that's kinda what i figured might happen. I'll just make some power mods with my stock clutch and change it out later.

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