yamaha6611

hey guys, im in a pinch for time, so.. i cant spend a bunch of time researching like i would normally like to do!!


throwout bearing went... future plans for the car is 400-500hp turbo. figure i spend the money now so i dont have to tear it apart later...


i basically need someone to just tell me what to buy. lightweight flywheel and decent clutch. i want to buy the stuff today and overnight it here, but ill be out running appointments all day.. i drive this car daily for work so something not too annoying... ap1 flywheel??


any help is greatly appreciated!!


-matt

d1000rr

Not sure exactly what to run if you're putting down that much power... but the best option is usually this:

ACT HD Pressure Plate
OEM AP1 Flywheel
OEM Friction Disc
OEM Throw out bearing
OEM release bearing
OEM release bearing guide

iDomN8U

I have this and it's perfect..

As for the OP around 350 ft/tq is about the range where it starts to slip, however talk to people that have the setup in the FI section, plently of threads talk about this setup and what it can manage

chubbys2k

Just did all this last week except I grabbed a act 8lb flywheel instead. You might want to buy some oem honda high temp grease and a alignment tool if you don't have one. Havent drove mine yet but I will soon.

chubbys2k

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/114...s-need-advice/

Good info and prices are there. Very recent too.

riceball777

Act pressure plate and oem ap1 everything else including the flywheel.

Or if you got money to burn and want to go over 600whp get the science of speed carbon twin disc.

El S2000

I'll be the one to ask. The OEM release bearing guide. Does this see a lot of wear? I ordered all of my parts for the clutch and this one didnt cross my mind.

Needed? not needed? (Dont mean to highjack but I figured its still a good place to ask).

chubbys2k

From what I was told, its a cheap part so why not. I did. 1 less thing to worry about.

yamaha6611

okay i picked up a throwout bearing from autozone for $75, and i got a honda pilot bearing for $18. the OEM clutch package was like 600!!! i will have to wait to pull this one apart before i decide if it even needs a new clutch!!



but, i havent gotten there yet... thought i would today.. tomorrow.



thanks for the replys!

-matt

iDomN8U

Im not sure who makes the autozone TO bearing but i highly recommend a OEM one, SKF, NSK, NTN Or FAG make some of the best bearings in the market. This is one of those things you only want to do once