performance clutch?
02-22-2004, 03:24 PM
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performance clutch?
i dont know much about clutches but is there an aftermarket performance clutch that doesnt cause your leg to cramp? Traffic is horrible where i live and my stock clutch is about to go. since warrenty wont cover it, im wondering what cltuch will be suitable. thanks
02-22-2004, 03:56 PM
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I'm not sure there is an answer for you. I've found that the S2000 clutch is one of the lightest clutches I've owned. Most people complain about not enough clamping force and want a stronger pressure plate to reduce clutch slippage. You want to go the other way. 
I think is might be a matter of you working your leg muscle more and getting used to the way it is. Any softer clutch and it won't hold the power too well.
I think is might be a matter of you working your leg muscle more and getting used to the way it is. Any softer clutch and it won't hold the power too well.
02-22-2004, 06:15 PM
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its not that i want to any softer..i just a performance clutch thats slightly harder but not as hard as some race clutches out there. what clutch would any s2k owners recommend?
02-22-2004, 06:51 PM
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Originally posted by J.T
I hear the Spoon street clutch feels the same as stock on your left leg but has like 30% more clamping force....not first hand though.
I hear the Spoon street clutch feels the same as stock on your left leg but has like 30% more clamping force....not first hand though.
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03-04-2004, 11:41 AM
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I installed a Star Stage II Clutch about 15,000 miles ago. Petal pressure is the same as stock but the clutch is much stronger. You do have to break it in before you can appreciate how will it works.
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I have spoon PP and spoon full face disk with spoon flywheel.
Great street set up. I coudlnt tell any difference between stock setup and spoon set up in terms of pedal heavyness.
Spoons grabs little harder and with lighter flywheel, it requires little more attension to drive around heavy traffic but you still can drive very smoothly without compromising drivability.
but my mechanics stalls everytime
Great street set up. I coudlnt tell any difference between stock setup and spoon set up in terms of pedal heavyness.
Spoons grabs little harder and with lighter flywheel, it requires little more attension to drive around heavy traffic but you still can drive very smoothly without compromising drivability.
but my mechanics stalls everytime