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Gamesy 06-15-2010 05:29 AM

stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
I was wondering whether or not it would be better to go with a stage 2 clutch over a stage 1(oem) clutch?

Wikedjuggalo 06-15-2010 06:21 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Spec stage 2+

Tim 06-15-2010 06:50 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wikedjuggalo (Post 650063)
Spec stage 2+

What he said.

XT6Wagon 06-15-2010 08:16 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
allways been a fan of Exedy twinplate clutches... Dunno if it has enough mass for the SVX but they hold awesome and don't murder your leg. The 04 STi with one for example will start to have serious issues with a lightweight crank AND the twinplate due to it thinking its misfiring (too little mass to smooth firing events) Its all down to the ECU so the SVX might not care at all...

Mike621 06-15-2010 09:26 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wikedjuggalo (Post 650063)
Spec stage 2+

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tim (Post 650064)
What he said.

What they said!

Green1995SVX 06-15-2010 09:38 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
^^ What they said. ^^

SVXRide 06-15-2010 10:27 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
I'm going to agree with the SPEC stage 2 recommendations already given. YT put a stage 1 in Racer X (per my request!) and it does slip a little when you get into it ;). Now the engine in Racer X is definitely not stock (cams, 2v7,phenolic spacers, true ram air system, etc., etc.), so a stage 1 might be okay for a totally stock engine....

-Bill

Tim 06-15-2010 12:06 PM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SVXRide (Post 650081)
I'm going to agree with the SPEC stage 2 recommendations already given. YT put a stage 1 in Racer X (per my request!) and it does slip a little when you get into it ;). Now the engine in Racer X is definitely not stock (cams, 2v7,phenolic spacers, true ram air system, etc., etc.), so a stage 1 might be okay for a totally stock engine....

-Bill

The Stage 2 is very streetable and can be driven very smoothly in stop and go traffic without getting tired. :)

SVXRide 06-15-2010 12:45 PM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tim (Post 650086)
The Stage 2 is very streetable and can be driven very smoothly in stop and go traffic without getting tired. :)

Tim,
Trust me, I'm kicking myself for not investing the additional $$ and getting the stage 2....:mad:
-Bill

Crazy_pilot 06-15-2010 03:33 PM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Are we only talking 5MT's here? I can see the stock WRX clutch being pressed by the EG33, but not the STi's.

NikFu S. 06-15-2010 05:06 PM

I have a stage 1 aftermarket (more like stage 1.5) and it does slip occasionally. It really depends on the clutch's mood.
Despite that, there is a little too much grab in first gear, and also depending on it's mood, the car will jerk violently if I let off the gas at the wrong time. Maybe it's just a crap clutch plate.

If you're going to race, yes, stage 2 for sure. If you're just going to drive it around lazily it probably won't matter.

Gamesy 06-16-2010 05:36 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
ya 5mt.
i think i might pick up a set on ebay for 200

Wikedjuggalo 06-16-2010 06:54 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gamesy (Post 650213)
ya 5mt.
i think i might pick up a set on ebay for 200

not the F1 or whatever....

Gamesy 06-16-2010 07:55 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wikedjuggalo (Post 650218)
not the F1 or whatever....

?? why not?
not the F1 Racing or XTD?

Tim 06-16-2010 08:54 AM

Re: stage oem or stage 2 clutch?
 
I had the F1 racing Stage 1. I ended up selling it because of all the horror stories with cheaper clutches. I feared I would have had to do it again and it would have cost me more in the end. Definitely try to hold out and save for the better clutch if you can.


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