Help deciding what clutch to buy
#1
Help deciding what clutch to buy
I have searched, and nothing gave me a clear answer. I need to replace my clutch soon, and I'm pretty sure my TO bearing is shot as well. I did some research on what I need, but I'm not sure what brand or anything. I dont feel like I need any more than OEM, but I will certainly entertain the idea. I'm mainly looking to save money, but I dont want to skimp. Here are the brands I have on eBay right now:
-Aimco (1)
-Beck/Arnley (2)
-Clutch Masters (14)
-Exedy (22)
-F1 Racing (23)
-Fidanza (4)
-Gripforce (2)
-Luk (1)
-Sachs (2)
-XTR (21)
and working at Honda, I got a quote of $463 for OEM (disk, pressure plate, throwout bearing, and possible pilot bearing.
Should I buy a flywheel too? Again, I'm not really looking for extra performance, but I surely wouldnt mind
-Aimco (1)
-Beck/Arnley (2)
-Clutch Masters (14)
-Exedy (22)
-F1 Racing (23)
-Fidanza (4)
-Gripforce (2)
-Luk (1)
-Sachs (2)
-XTR (21)
and working at Honda, I got a quote of $463 for OEM (disk, pressure plate, throwout bearing, and possible pilot bearing.
Should I buy a flywheel too? Again, I'm not really looking for extra performance, but I surely wouldnt mind
#7
Okay, thanks. But is it good practice get a new flywheel too? I saw some things where people did and didnt get one. It shouldnt be worn down or warped or anything, right? I was looking in the service manual and they said to just check for runout and if it had any, replace it. Or would it be worth it to just buy a lighter/heavier flywheel?
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#10
Contact your local autoparts stores to see if they resurface flywheels or recommend a shop in town to take the flywheel to. It will be fine with a resurface.