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Hi all

I need a new pull type clutch for the 34.

Power: no more than 200rwkw, currently at 170.

Driveability: I want the same pedal feel and daily driveability as a stock system.

I also want something that I wont have to replace for another good few years! I dont abuse my car that often so hopefully a replacement will last.

Because of the above, alot of places have recommended to simply get my current clutch rebuilt with heavy duty parts that will increase the clamping pressure to hold for my power and wont slip, but pretty much drive like a stock car.

What do you guys rekon?

I have seen the Exedy Sports Tuff clutch which supposedly is very driveable, but I want stock driveability.

What do you recommend? A rebuild is good enough for me right? and how much do you think it should cost ,e?

Thanks

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Hi all

I need a new pull type clutch for the 34.

Power: no more than 200rwkw, currently at 170.

Driveability: I want the same pedal feel and daily driveability as a stock system.

I also want something that I wont have to replace for another good few years! I dont abuse my car that often so hopefully a replacement will last.

Because of the above, alot of places have recommended to simply get my current clutch rebuilt with heavy duty parts that will increase the clamping pressure to hold for my power and wont slip, but pretty much drive like a stock car.

What do you guys rekon?

I have seen the Exedy Sports Tuff clutch which supposedly is very driveable, but I want stock driveability.

What do you recommend? A rebuild is good enough for me right? and how much do you think it should cost ,e?

Thanks

I just got an extreme heavy duty cusion button clutch. You can get them for around 450 and they offer a similar to stock feel, with 30% greater clamping force and greater durability. seems cheap for what it is?

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