Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

I need to know which motor I should order the clutch kit for which is going on my b16a1. Should I order it for any DOHC integra with a cable tranny? Is it possible to goof up and order the exact same clutch kit under a different car that sold for more originally and pay more then I have to?

Thanks, you guys know of any places right now with good prices. Groupbuycenter.com didnt have a great deal right now. Im thinking I wanted the XTSS trim, but would you recomend otherwise for a NA motor for now that will push 10 psi on the street later?

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

It depends on which year and model of the tranny dude. Has nothing to do with the motor.

Jeff

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

I know, when I say motor I meant model and year of car since thats how companies list their kits. And you know that with a b16 only a S1, j1, and y1 are logical choices and its the same for all 3. Im not trying to sound sarcastic if it comes off that way.

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

Ok, maybe you dont understand, tell me the model trans, and what year it is, and I will tell you which clutch kit you need..

example

92 JDM YS1

or

90 USDM A1

92+ trannys have differnt splines on the main shaft, its slightly larger.

YS1 A1 J1 S1 Y1 lots of differnt choices

Jeff

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

if hes runnin a s1 i bet he is hed need the 90-93integra ls clutch.

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

90-93 is broken down into 2 differnt clutchs, the 92-93's have bigger splines on the input shaft on the trans.

90-91 has the smaller shaft.

Jeff

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

i have a s1 tranny out an sir jdm which one do i nned 90 integra

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

yup...

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

are the act stage twos really as shitty as i hear they are????

Re:Which ACTclutch to buy, and yes...ive searched.
 

No, not really? It really depends on what type of application its used on.

Jeff