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Old 06-06-2012, 03:24 PM   #1
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ACT clutch test car finalized

Spoke with a few of the guys up at ACT in Lancaster and they will be using my car to test fit the clutch/pressure plate/flywheel

I just need a few bits of input from you guys...

who here would actually purchase such a kit?

woulfd you purchase a flywheel?

a clutch by itself?

the full clutch kit?

or everything all together?

main kit they will be pushing is the HDSS (high density pressure plate and street compound clutch... as well as streetlite flywheel)
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Old 06-06-2012, 04:04 PM   #2
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I would be interested in the HDSS clutch with a lightweight flywheel (significantly lighter).
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Old 06-06-2012, 04:08 PM   #3
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I would be interested in a clutch kit, but not until the stock clutch is toast. I don't think with the minor power upgrades I will be doing that I will overpower the stock disk any time soon.
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ACT is nice stuff!!

Good to hear Clutch/flywheel kit in works!!

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Definitely interested in hearing about an ACT Clutch/Flywheel combo
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Old 06-06-2012, 04:18 PM   #6
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I'm with pyro530.
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Spoke with a few of the guys up at ACT in Lancaster and they will be using my car to test fit the clutch/pressure plate/flywheel

I just need a few bits of input from you guys...

who here would actually purchase such a kit?

woulfd you purchase a flywheel?

a clutch by itself?

the full clutch kit?

or everything all together?

main kit they will be pushing is the HDSS (high density pressure plate and street compound clutch... as well as streetlite flywheel)
I think many people would need to know a ballpark range for price and torque rating before they can say they will purchase...
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I think many people would need to know a ballpark range for price and torque rating before they can say they will purchase...
Pretty sure this is a general interest post to see how the market is shaping up, not a "get on a waiting list" type post.

Their HDSS kit for the K20 Civics could hold around 250 lb/ft, if I remember correctly. I would imagine a similar kit for the FA20 would shoot for a figure around there.
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Pretty sure this is a general interest post to see how the market is shaping up, not a "get on a waiting list" type post.

Their HDSS kit for the K20 Civics could hold around 250 lb/ft, if I remember correctly. I would imagine a similar kit for the FA20 would shoot for a figure around there.
I know, I just wanted to see if he had some rough numbers...
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pricing and torque capacity will be released in the coming weeks. this is just a generate interest thread. want something to forwards to act.

THE MORE INPUT = THE BETTER

(not to be a caps lock whore)

but try and spread this thread so your input can be heard.
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I'd be mostly interested in a lightened flywheel. I don't think this car will be making enough power to require stronger clutches without major work. But lightened rotating assemblies are right up this car's alley.

If you REALLY want to endear yourself to the community, put your clutch-minds together and come up with a master cylinder or something that will bring some feel back to the clutch. The stock clutch is WAY too light. Makes my stock STI clutch feel like a hardcore race clutch.
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Old 06-06-2012, 07:17 PM   #13
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interested in clutch only if it offers MUCH IMPROVED FEEDBACK compared to the derpy stock unit. lightened flywheel Id be interested in if its steel, not aluminum.
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