RS Grant Posted September 21, 2005 Posted September 21, 2005 A friend is going to be needing an uprated clutch/flywheel along with getting them fitted. He uses the car in traffic, however, likes to give the car a bit of a thrash now and again..... specially on the 1/4 mile!! His car is a MY95 STi 555 V-Ltd. Questions: What clutch/flywheel combo is best to go for?? Where would he buy this from?? Where would he get this fitted?? How much is it all likely to cost him?? Cheers, Grant
jacqui_robb Posted September 21, 2005 Posted September 21, 2005 I aint mechanically minded i'm afraid, but speaking from own experience... I've got a 98 STI Type R, and it had the standard clutch on it when i bought it, and all seemed to be fine - until my 1st trip to Crail Did rather a few more runs than i said i would and by lunchtime it was smelling a bit! Went up against a TVR, which had been posting similar times to me and came looking for me in the queue () and was doing well until i went for 3rd gear but the clutch wouldnt work!!! Parked the car up, and let the clutch cool so i could do a couple of final runs at the end of the day, and that was the end of my clutch lol. I went for an AP Organic Clutch from TSL. I have NEVER experienced any clutch problems since it was fitted, and i use Mr Scooby at both Knockhill and Crail. And it's still easy to drive, even with heels on I sure the techy peeps will come along and give u loads of informative suggestions...
sma01 Posted September 22, 2005 Posted September 22, 2005 Grant, speak to Duncan @ Hypertech, he will keep you/your mate on the right track, he did a clutch and flywheel for my mates P1 and its superb, mines is getting done soon too, there are various options available that he would be able to go through with you. number is 01324 812212 cheers scott
RS Grant Posted September 22, 2005 Author Posted September 22, 2005 Thanks for the info peeps... I'll pass it onto him. Cheers, Grant
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