Only time I replaced a clutch was 10 years ago on a 90’s civic. Went with an excedy and lightweight flywheel and was happy, although I think the lightweight flywheel was pointless. All it did was make engine revs drop more when engaging the clutch which made regular driving a bit more annoying.

>>28647705
car revs up alot faster too. can be around a second or more faster

>>28647647
used an exedy organic clutch from rockauto on my cressida, perfect for daily driving and hooning

I'm old driving since 01.

I have used most brands and currently I stand by sport or not Exedy seem to go to for most normie things be it OEM or more.

Before I went twin disk on my Honda I was running Luk but that was cost and all.

First clutch I ever needed/installed was a clutchmasters and really great.

Even my 70+ year old dad runs a light fly, light flys kick ass.

>>28648307
In neutral yeah, but with the clutch engaged it makes no difference.

>>28648404
>I have used most brands and currently I stand by sport or not
what

I have an upgraded ram clutch in my Camaro, upgraded torque capacity and it's only slightly heavier

>>28647647
Exedy in my Rav4. Done 50,000 miles so far. Seems fine.
Didn't pick out the brand, just sorted by cheapest and went for it. Clutch kit was £210 if memory serves me. I know the mechanic charged £500 to fit it (cash in hand). Took him an afternoon, dropped it off at lunch time and picked it up after work at 5:30pm.

>>28648419
Idiot.

>>28647647
LuK is the only OE manufacturer in that list, the rest are junk, which is okay for sub 200hp DD. Lightened flywheels are amazing, just not in a daily, it becomes annoying if you have to do any errands and traffic and shit.

>>28647647
Got a LuK kit for 70 eurobucks when I fried the original clutch in my Twingo, feels breddy gud.

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anyone tried uniclutch?

>>28647647
I ordered a full Sachs kit for my Golf, went with the OE one because the Sachs performance kit is double the price.