turboEGG

is the clutch pressure rating for static friction or moving?

shortyz

can you re use an old pressure plate?

tranceminister

Yeah, you can re-use an old pressure plate as long as it's not damaged.

turbohf

what do you mean by 'damaged'

are 88-89 and 90-91 PP the same??

shortyz

wasnt like 88-89 210mm and the 90-91 like 215 or someshit?

i forget now. by damaged i think he means like scored

turbohf

the clutch surface area is bigger (200mm vs 212/220mm), im thinking that the clutch PP and flywheels are not bigger them selfs (overall diamiter). anyway what i was thinking was i can score a ACT HD PP (off an 8 for cheap (probly free) and just get a new disc and T.O. bearing from shmucks...

btw i have a 90-91 DX tranny/clutch setup in my car...

shortyz

well if i hadda known i could re use my pressure plate.. i got a exedy disc laying here mabey ill throw it in this weekend.

Dr.Boost

I'm running an Exedy clutch. I have had it for about three years now. I beat the living ---- out of it day after day. I don't think it holds up well to boost, but this is after 3 years of tearing it up. Its finaly starting to loosen up, but it has held up through some rough ----. For the $ I would say its worth it. Oh yeah, I also gave it like a 1/2 mile break in period. I can still light the tires up shifting into third.
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turboEGG

you said it doesnt hold up to boost? do you run boost?

Dr.Boost

Well, yeah. I mean after all this time it isn't holding up to boost. I'm not really knocking it. I can't say it is a bad clutch because it has survived me driving it like I stole it. I have heard from others that it doesn't hold up well under boost anyways.
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