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my new 180mm heavy duty exedy clutch for the turbo a-series. now we can see how she goes down the quarter...previously i could only get 15s with the stock clutch hope for 14s now maybe even better

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sunny
Posted: 2008/7/18 6:57  Updated: 2008/7/18 6:57
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
whats that ugly thing in the middle

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steveo
Posted: 2008/7/18 7:00  Updated: 2008/7/18 7:00
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
i'm guessing thats it an old gearbox shaft used to align the clutch,

has it been oxy'ed or is it snapped?

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phat_dat1200
Posted: 2008/7/18 10:00  Updated: 2008/7/18 10:00
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
used the same trick as me there mines roughly grinded off

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picko
Posted: 2008/7/18 2:55  Updated: 2008/7/18 2:55
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
use this in my car. works fine, even clutch kicking it around corners. after 12 months of use it still looked new when i pulled it apart. my gearbox is a little notchy now after 150bhp. once the build is finished i will limit it to 180bhp and see how the stock box likes that.

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2008/7/17 9:47  Updated: 2008/7/17 9:47
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
if that wont do the job you can get a button clutch to suit for under 300

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2008/7/17 10:14  Updated: 2008/7/17 10:14
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
i chose not to go button as this is my daily driver, button clutchs would wear out way to fast when used as a daily

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2008/7/17 10:35  Updated: 2008/7/17 10:35
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
yeah i got one in my daily and its a pain in the butt... didnt realise it was for a daily

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Fandatstick
Posted: 2008/7/17 10:56  Updated: 2008/7/17 10:56
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
Clutch fixed but next weakest link = gearbox?

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2008/7/17 11:09  Updated: 2008/7/17 11:09
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
yeah she is still running the 4 speed 56a

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1200GXman
Posted: 2008/7/17 12:07  Updated: 2008/7/17 12:07
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
Quote:
yeah she is still running the 4 speed 56a


Don't replace it yet. Use it until it breaks.I am curious how long a 56a will last with turbo A12 power.

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2008/7/17 12:28  Updated: 2008/7/17 12:28
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
she been going turboed for almost a year but most of that was either with the tune not on the money or the clutch slipping. o well ive got 2 spare 56a's

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reuby_tuesday
Posted: 2008/7/18 0:14  Updated: 2008/7/18 0:14
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 Re: heavy duty exedy
This is the same clutch that I am planing on using for my turboed A15. From the research that I did, the exedy unit would do the job well.

You should have no problems. If all else fails, you can get the flywheel drilled for a 200mm clutch, which is what i should have done when I had my flywheel made up. Ah well...