riceball777

This exedy oem replacement clutch has many cracked on the disc where the center of the disc house the springs. This car for the most part was not driven very hard. Why did this happen

S2K9grand

Shit now I'm worried what kind of setup do u have with this clutch. is it stock flywheel, and what made u pull the clutch.what was it doing wrong. I just installed mine at 87 thousand and its the exedy oem one too... I have clutch buzz like a mother f ap1

riceball777

The clutch was pulled becase the car is geting ready for a high power turbo kit so we planed to replace this clutch with the act hdss. When we pulled the clutch out we found this.

riceball777

Conclusion... Go with an act hdss and not an exedy stage 1

XxMerlinxX

Everyone makes a lemon once in a while. Possibly whatever alloy they were using didn't get mixed properly and ended up being weaker than spec as a result. Exedy is a global brand, they make OEM clutch parts for a lot of auto manufacturers, yours is the exception and not the rule.

PuristDriver

I have the same kit and the clutch is pretty much toast. It'll be pulled in a few weeks for an ACT PP and Honda disc. I'll snap some pics then.

MeganFoxAP1

Good thing you removed it before the springs launched out of the housing.
Mine gave up on the track and locked up my tranny.

Always get OEM Honda clutch disc than an Exedy "OEM" one.
Compare the two and you'll notice that the housing for the springs on the Honda are far more superior.