Exedy Clutches Review at Sean Pride blog

Exedy Clutches Review. 100k+ visitors in the past month Even though the oem clutch is not rated for. Ok, got my exedy stage 1 clutch and exedy light flywheel installed and running on my si. People used to say the oem exedy clutch for fn2 had bearing issues after a while and you should get the oem bearings, but i just had. I've been searching around online and it seems exedy makes clutches that are a bit more expensive than other aftermarket companies. I just wanted to know your guys opinion on this clutch for those that currently have it in their si. We recently talked with exedy brand manager evan cline about what is new from the huge japanese manufacturer. I had the choice of the oem clutch. Runs great, like stock clutch, a tiny stiffer,. I got 4,000kms on my new exedy stage 1 clutch kit now, replaced stock due to main rear seal leak contaminating clutch. In a short answer it will work but doubt if you will get more than 30k miles out of it without a problem. Thankfully, i have since replaced my clutch with an exedy stage 1 organic and gave my car its stage 2 balls back.

Even though the oem clutch is not rated for. Ok, got my exedy stage 1 clutch and exedy light flywheel installed and running on my si. In a short answer it will work but doubt if you will get more than 30k miles out of it without a problem. Thankfully, i have since replaced my clutch with an exedy stage 1 organic and gave my car its stage 2 balls back. People used to say the oem exedy clutch for fn2 had bearing issues after a while and you should get the oem bearings, but i just had. I had the choice of the oem clutch. I got 4,000kms on my new exedy stage 1 clutch kit now, replaced stock due to main rear seal leak contaminating clutch. Runs great, like stock clutch, a tiny stiffer,. 100k+ visitors in the past month I just wanted to know your guys opinion on this clutch for those that currently have it in their si.

EXEDY® GT04XD Stage 4 Racing Clutch Kit

Exedy Clutches Review I've been searching around online and it seems exedy makes clutches that are a bit more expensive than other aftermarket companies. People used to say the oem exedy clutch for fn2 had bearing issues after a while and you should get the oem bearings, but i just had. I've been searching around online and it seems exedy makes clutches that are a bit more expensive than other aftermarket companies. I just wanted to know your guys opinion on this clutch for those that currently have it in their si. Thankfully, i have since replaced my clutch with an exedy stage 1 organic and gave my car its stage 2 balls back. I had the choice of the oem clutch. Runs great, like stock clutch, a tiny stiffer,. We recently talked with exedy brand manager evan cline about what is new from the huge japanese manufacturer. 100k+ visitors in the past month Even though the oem clutch is not rated for. Ok, got my exedy stage 1 clutch and exedy light flywheel installed and running on my si. I got 4,000kms on my new exedy stage 1 clutch kit now, replaced stock due to main rear seal leak contaminating clutch. In a short answer it will work but doubt if you will get more than 30k miles out of it without a problem.