Clutch: Sprung or Unsprung?
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what is the difference in a clutch that has a sprung disc or unsprung disc. i know that obviously the sprung ones has little springs on them but how does it compare when driving? does one have a way harder feel? which is better for daily driver/track?
unsprung has more vibration and its more grabby. sprung hub is soo much better for a daily driver/weekend terrorizer. i had a unsprung and id never do that again unless i was makin like 1000 hp
Sprung clutch discs absorb the clutch chatter that you get with an unsprung clutch disc. I'm running an unsprung in my Integra and I barely notice any chatter. Once you get to know how the clutch is going to want to be driven, you'll have no problem with clutch chatter.
i thought i liked it too until i got stuck in some stop and go traffic with it...not so pleasant.. but neither i the pedal presure on this act extreme pressure plate im runnin now...oh well you cant win
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cuz i was looking at the clutches 88turbocrx had and i like the 6puck sprung clutch for the d-series. does it have a hard pedal feel since its 6puck or ---- it? its still good for daily driving and occasional track right?
Same clutch I'm running too. I bought mine from him. I have a hydraulic clutch so I really don't notice a difference in the ammount of pedal force it takes to hold the pedal down. It might be different with a cable type clutch though.
If your worried about it, I'd go with the sprung kit for a daily driven car.
If your worried about it, I'd go with the sprung kit for a daily driven car.
Yeah I got the unpsrung clutch from him to....I think trance and me or the first ones to get it
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I have a Hydro tranny .... so the pedal is smooth as silk.
I bet it's a bit harder with a cable tranny
.I have a Hydro tranny .... so the pedal is smooth as silk.
I bet it's a bit harder with a cable tranny
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