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Needing a clutch for my my95 wrx import....any ideas which way i should be heading???

Was seriously considering a AP 4 paddle number...anyone using one, what they like to live with on a day to day basis????

whats the difference between standard, organic, paddle...appart from the price haahhaha

any assistance would greatfully recieved!!!!!!

cheers

andy..........

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I would give the paddle clutch a miss as they are very hard on your gearbox and for

every day driving they can be a bitch, just my opinion on the matterface-icon-small-wink.gif

jcscoob got a great clutch for his car and it wasent to expensive so you might

want to give him a pm and ask him about itface-icon-small-wink.gif

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got to agree with swiggi, my mate scott got the exeddy one from uncle dunc(hypertech) fitted to his P1 - its the dogs dangliesface-icon-small-wink.gif

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oh, and pricewise you are about right swiggi, like everything else with uncle dunc you'd be talking about a bag of sandface-icon-small-wink.giflol

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On the clutch front I can speak from lots of experience (ask around)

IMHO you`d do well to forget the paddle as the shock loading on the transmission will soon enough turn your gbox into mince.

At the same time the lifespan (depending on power being run) can be short the last AP paddle i had lasted 10 months face-icon-small-sad.gif

Best I`ve found upto now is the one im on currently, its a Helix HD with uprated pressure plate guaranteed to take 350Lbft of torque.

I resorted to this after the STi one started slipping when we were out mapping (StTi clutches are allegedly only good upto 320Lbft) and haven`t had any probs with the helix face-icon-small-wink.gif They are a bit pricey but guaranteed to take the punishment.

Pete

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I'd also say that paddle clutches aren't the best if you do a lot of town or stop/start driving. As Pete has also mentioned, the shock loading when doing fast starts can lead to premature failure of the gearbox (5 speed), but should be fine on the 6 speed.

The AP organic and Helix both get good reviews from many satisified owners. Not the cheapest around, but they do the job well.

John

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Comments noted lads...cheers...but for some reason i feel drawn to the AP 4 paddle....ordered it yesterday and should be in the car by tommorrow evening all going well!!!!

Will let you know how i get on with it!!!!....never really do the shop runs..its a TRACK CAR!!!

Yet another wide comment from lessels( brian )....hahahahahha....you gonna pay for these comments on the 4th hahahaah....some more footage o me harrasing you on track...superb!!!

cheers again

andy.........

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