AmorZ_Fati

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I've been noticing that my clutch is starting to not fully engage/ engage later. Its not a huge problem, I've learned to adjust to it, but just in case it becomes worse...Heres my question...

Is it possible to use the stock pressure plate w/ a better clutch disc? For example, the stock pressure plate w/ carbon-kevlar clutch disc (eq. Spec Stage 2 or Stage 2+ clutch disc) or even an exedy OEM replacement clutch or something similar?

Chen

I don't see why not but most clutch kits come with the pressure plate I think. If you're running high HP I'd get a new pressure plate since they can explode and take off limbs.

ZS14RR

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well upgrading clutch meaning that it can withstand more power but then keeping the stock pressure plate so later on the road it can take a poop....just get a whole kit.

ZSpeedPerformance

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Don't be fooled by the marketing lingo. "Carbon Kevlar" is a stock style lining.
Organic=Carbon
Kevlar=the weave in the "Carbon" (organic) lining

A higher end "Premium organic" lining will have a high metal weave content for higher TQ holding and better heat dissipation.

You should replace the entire clutch kit, Release bearing, Pilot bushing and resurface or replace the flywheel.

Hexxus

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While you have the transmission dropped, I'd just go ahead and install the new pressure plate and drop the flywheel and put in a lightweight one. Flywheel is kind of like a car rotor. It'll wear down and need replaced or resurfaced.

abui01

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Replace the flywheel so you can decrease the time it takes to heel-toe upon corner entry. It's already out, might as well do both.

AmorZ_Fati

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yea true...

It was explained to me once however, that keeping the stock flywheel might be better then a lighter flywheel because they can hand more abuse...such as a clutch kick or two


I'm looking @ the Exedy clutch...no clue about which flywheel to match it with...

ZSpeedPerformance

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In the long run you will be better off with a one piece flywheel, The stock 2 piece, dual mass flywheel tends to ware out about the same time as the first clutch.