2.2 Clutch Issue
08-03-2008, 02:14 PM
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2.2 Clutch Issue
Im getting my Garrett Alpha Kit installed this week as I have said before, but I am concerned about my clutch. I dont know if it will handle well with the newly installed turbo, but does anyone have any suggestions of any good makers for an upgraded clutch? thanks
08-03-2008, 02:16 PM
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It will nto handle the power, trust me been there done that 
Any clutch really. Spec stage 2 is what i have and it works wonders. DEF get a lighten flywheel at the same time. When you order the clutch tho MAKE sure it comes with teh cobalt TOB and not a cavy one. Search my clutch woes...you will see why haha.
Any clutch really. Spec stage 2 is what i have and it works wonders. DEF get a lighten flywheel at the same time. When you order the clutch tho MAKE sure it comes with teh cobalt TOB and not a cavy one. Search my clutch woes...you will see why haha.
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It will nto handle the power, trust me been there done that Any clutch really. Spec stage 2 is what i have and it works wonders. DEF get a lighten flywheel at the same time. When you order the clutch tho MAKE sure it comes with teh cobalt TOB and not a cavy one. Search my clutch woes...you will see why haha.
Any clutch really. Spec stage 2 is what i have and it works wonders. DEF get a lighten flywheel at the same time. When you order the clutch tho MAKE sure it comes with teh cobalt TOB and not a cavy one. Search my clutch woes...you will see why haha.Your having problems with the clutch because you didnt get the cobalt TOB....hhhmmm interesting.
I just took a look at this option:
http://www.exedyusa.com/race/04950
concidering it, but now I have to hold back on the installation.
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I see, it concerns me though with the spec because it doesn't give clear indication that is it compadable with my car.
I know clutches all have a common base design, but I would rather be safe that sorry.
I know clutches all have a common base design, but I would rather be safe that sorry.
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