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I got the same clutch form sliding performance. and it is behind 240rwkw. it was really bitey at first and had a bit of shudder. it has settled down now and does not slip.

I have done 5000 rpm launches and flat changes spinning the wheels in 1st, 2nd, and the 1st half of 3rd :thumbsup:

it is a good clutch.

i got one of those organic heavy duty excedy clutches.....had it for 2 years

done about 14 passes at the drags in one day

drive it everyday

holding approx ~200rwkw (r32 gtst)

and the best part of all ...it chirps 2nds and 3rd......woooooohoooo :pirate:

  • 3 weeks later...
C&B rates the organic heavy duty at 200-220kw and the buttons at 240-250kws from memory

C&B used to advertise the organic for 240kw, then he lowered it to 230kw, maybe its lower now - check the group buy section. My GTR has the organic and 230kw, and it feels like it can take plenty more.

Rgs

Kot

I've got the Exedy organic, done 2 track days with it and 5 months driving (10->15,000km) - it still feels as good as when it went in (after it bedded-in, that is). I've got 200ishRwKw, but probably more torque than most similarly tweaked GTS-Ts, 'coz my AVC-R lets me run 18psi through the midrange, and bleed it down to 13psi as the injectors hit 100% duty cycle. The pedal feels maybe . . . 20% firmer than stock - and I think the stock clutch felt too soft, so it's GREAT!

I think the 70% higher clamping pressure of the pressure plate assembly that came with it had a LOT to do with how well it holds. I've still got the stock clutch under My bed, just incase I ever want a "Jims's clutch" built . . . .

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