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For Sale Exedy Hypersingle
12-01-2010, 11:42 AM
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Exedy Hypersingle
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I bought this hypersingle from a vendor on css.net just about a year ago with the intention of installing it on my car when my clutch started to slip. I've yet to experience clutch slip with my current mods, but figured I could still install the clutch as added insurance. I just never got around to it. With the unfortunate timing of someone stealing my rims last week (Happy Thanksgiving you thieving punks!) and the holidays approaching I am in need of some extra funds, which is why I'm selling it.
This clutch was NEVER installed. It is 100% new and is even still in the FedEx box I received it in.
These clutches are (or at least were, when I bought it) considered one of the best for our cars. I believe they still retail for around 1,000 - 1,100 depending on where you get it from. Seeing as how I want this clutch to move quickly, I'm pricing it at $900 shipped!
I think that's a pretty good deal for someone who is planning on getting one anyways, since this clutch was never installed and has zero miles on it.
I bought this hypersingle from a vendor on css.net just about a year ago with the intention of installing it on my car when my clutch started to slip. I've yet to experience clutch slip with my current mods, but figured I could still install the clutch as added insurance. I just never got around to it. With the unfortunate timing of someone stealing my rims last week (Happy Thanksgiving you thieving punks!) and the holidays approaching I am in need of some extra funds, which is why I'm selling it.
This clutch was NEVER installed. It is 100% new and is even still in the FedEx box I received it in.
These clutches are (or at least were, when I bought it) considered one of the best for our cars. I believe they still retail for around 1,000 - 1,100 depending on where you get it from. Seeing as how I want this clutch to move quickly, I'm pricing it at $900 shipped!
I think that's a pretty good deal for someone who is planning on getting one anyways, since this clutch was never installed and has zero miles on it.
12-02-2010, 09:43 AM
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Thanks BlackonBlack. I should be getting the car back today with new rims and tires.
I can't really comment on the feel of the clutch since I never had this installed. I seem to remember people saying that it was a bit stiffer then stock, but not to the point where you needed to jam your foot down or anything. Perhaps other members who've had experience driving on this clutch can chime in.
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I can't really comment on the feel of the clutch since I never had this installed. I seem to remember people saying that it was a bit stiffer then stock, but not to the point where you needed to jam your foot down or anything. Perhaps other members who've had experience driving on this clutch can chime in.
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12-02-2010, 06:08 PM
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I've had one on my car for awhile. It's really ******* stiff at first. But you get used to it. I don't even notice the difference anymore between the stock clutch and my exedy (although other people have commented that their calf was sore the next morning after depressing it just one time) 
12-02-2010, 06:58 PM
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I've had one on my car for awhile. It's really ******* stiff at first. But you get used to it. I don't even notice the difference anymore between the stock clutch and my exedy (although other people have commented that their calf was sore the next morning after depressing it just one time)
at the sore calf from driving. It's so worth it to drive a stick shift. I keep finding my left foot looking for the clutch when driving the rental they gave me, haha. Thanks for the first hand experience mexi_loco
12-03-2010, 09:49 AM
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and with the holidays money is tight right now bro.
if you still have it after the hoilidays ill most likely buy it.
12-03-2010, 09:51 AM
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I hear ya. The holidays are my reason for needing to sell it. Hopefully I'm able to, but if I still have it after the holidays pass, you know where to find me.
12-09-2010, 10:38 AM
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12-09-2010, 01:51 PM
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Lol, thanks. I'll be very suprised and pissed if this isn't gone 7 months from now lol