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Guest EVL-R33

ey guys, i had my car for bout 2 months now, its a 93 r33 gts-t around 85'ks on the clock and the clutch died on me last week :D

Now i want a clutch dat will hold up to around 200rkw, and something dat will last a long long time, and i know it all depdends on how u treat it, the thing is im pretty much a normal driver but every so often i will have fun if u know what i mean :D just the thing is i dont wanna buy a clutch and its gonna die on me again, the clutch dat died was a Standard r33 clutch,

ive had suggestions for a Exedy Daikin 5 Button Spring Centered Clutch? any good ? i would really appreciate any1s help,

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Man Whats wrong with you guys, I loooove heavy clutches.

I hate a light clutch, drives me crazy, my cousin had a 4 tonne clutch in his ET turbo and i loved it to death, you can acutally feel the car with a heavy clutch. My clutch is on its way out and i want a real heavy clutch, but im tryin to sell the car, so im not sure if ill spend big dollars on it. When i got my r32 clutch replaced it came back half as light as it was before so i sold the biatch. Couldnt stand it. I felt like my foot was gonna go through the floor.

I dont know if i could stand a brass button, my mates got one and its a biatch to drive...what else would you guys reccomend for a nice heavy clutch...

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