The Loon

Buy an OEM...you really don't need a stage 3 ceramic clutch!

kahn_v

cheapest i could find an oem is £400 and the xtd is £250 delivered and its direct from xtd. they even say the torque will be better

Tim S

It's magic! Pay close attention when they wave the wand and let us know how they impart the torques. Then tell us.

wokadowokado

Didn't you know it had rockets attached to the pucks to add more lbs/ft?

I bet they sell piston return springs as well.

Scottland

I posted further up telling you where to get it for less than £350!

lovegroova

As did I in the first reply...

Scottland

As far as the XTD clutch goes, a search on here yields nobody who has tried one. Not sure I'd want to be the first...

BenRNBP

...not forgetting Hendy performance do a deal on clutch kits too. Plus someone recently had a supply and fit from TGM for about £600 all in which I think is pretty good value.

Ultra_Nexus

I am confused at why an S2000 clutch should cost so much. I bought a decent cossie one the other day. Capable of 280lbs/ft. Cost £150.

Infact I am willing to bet that if you swapped to a Prelude flywheel, you'd have no issue in using a Prelude clutch.

Afterall, the F is based on the H.

Bolt pattern matches, it'd all be down to the diameter of the flywheel.

Rest assured, retailer are out to con you and they are charging you S2000 tax.

My cousin went for a tour round K&N factory the other month and for what you pay £200 for costs them about £5

earl's_f20c

And £4.99 of that is for the sticker