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Seiryuu 05-13-2020 06:19 PM

STI Clutch and Drive Shaft?
 
I see that STi has a clutch disc and cover for our cars. As well as a drive shaft. They are rather expensive and I tried searching to see if there are any feedbacks on them but couldn't find any. I'm sure like any OEM+ parts, you get relatively little functional upgrade value for top fit and finish. Still, wonder if anyone has these parts and their thoughts on them? Thanks.

Here are the links for reference.

https://www.sti.jp/en/parts/subarubr.../ST28421AS100/
https://www.sti.jp/en/parts/subarubr.../ST30100ZA000/
https://www.sti.jp/en/parts/subarubr.../ST30210ZA000/

weederr33 05-13-2020 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seiryuu (Post 3330586)
I see that STi has a clutch disc and cover for our cars. As well as a drive shaft. They are rather expensive and I tried searching to see if there are any feedbacks on them but couldn't find any. I'm sure like any OEM+ parts, you get relatively little functional upgrade value for top fit and finish. Still, wonder if anyone has these parts and their thoughts on them? Thanks.

Here are the links for reference.

https://www.sti.jp/en/parts/subarubr.../ST28421AS100/
https://www.sti.jp/en/parts/subarubr.../ST30100ZA000/
https://www.sti.jp/en/parts/subarubr.../ST30210ZA000/

The clutch is most likely Exedy. Being it's an organic face, you might as well get the Exedy Stage 1, which is basically what you want with the OEM+. But if you have to dough, get it. Idk about the drive shaft kit.

gpvecchi 05-14-2020 02:07 AM

I plan to buy the drive shafts, but I'll wait after Corona, as shipping is a mess now...

nikitopo 05-14-2020 07:48 AM

There is a small delay with the OEM drive shafts and the upgraded ones provide a bit better throttle response. They add to the overall feeling of the car, but there isn't any real performance improvement. Personally, I believe that they don't worth it. There are other cheaper ways to improve the throttle response. Nevertheless, they might be a good upgrade for tuned cars with considerably higher power. There were a few broken shafts and these ones could withstand the increased torque.

Seiryuu 05-15-2020 12:28 AM

Looking at the picture, this "drive shaft" seems to be connected to the wheels right? So it's actually more an axle shaft? As opposed to the drive shaft we normally know that connects from the transmission to the axle. But yea, for what amounts to a "feeling" mod, this one is way up there in price compared to everything else like bushings, bars, tires, etc.

nikitopo 05-15-2020 06:31 AM

Yes. They are actually axle shafts. STI was lost probably in the translation :)

chaoskaze 08-25-2020 11:05 AM

They are 2 rear Axles, I have them on since 2018. They give you a more positive feed back & smooth things out a bit, wheel seems to lose traction less. But it's pretty oem+, you not gonna feel much difference.

gpvecchi 08-25-2020 05:50 PM

Ordered mine. I'm curious to know how they feel.
Regarding the STi clutch, it's an Exedy Stage 1.

chaoskaze 08-26-2020 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3361825)
Ordered mine. I'm curious to know how they feel.
Regarding the STi clutch, it's an Exedy Stage 1.




What you really want is this. YAMAHA POWERRRRR


They already have this on some highend cars.


https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/54702


https://syms.jp/product/body-dumper-brz/

nikitopo 08-26-2020 05:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chaoskaze (Post 3361950)
What you really want is this. YAMAHA POWERRRRR


They already have this on some highend cars.


https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/54702


https://syms.jp/product/body-dumper-brz/

Have you tried these? Any opinions?


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