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Old 11-11-2006, 12:52 AM   #1
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EK Clutch

I have a 96 civic EK and im going to get a NEW racing clutch but i was wondering if it can handel a Stage 3.or 2 the Dx version 1.6 with headers,intake ,cat, cam gears, and a short shift or should i just go with the STage 1 on it
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Re: EK Clutch

there is absolutely no point to waste your money on anything other than the stock replacement clutch. All you're going to do is sacrifice driveability by getting something else. Trust me, enjoy your stock clutch while you can....the same goes for AC and power steering
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Re: EK Clutch

Well I Wanted To Get Anothe Clutch Becuase My Current One Is Gpoing Bad An My Bearing Is Messed Up
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Re: EK Clutch

that's a good reason to get a clutch, but all i was trying to say was that you have no need to get anything stronger than a stock replacement clutch
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Re: EK Clutch

Well Money is not an issue to me but I was thrying to see what the a Stage 1 clutch and the other 2 can due since every one here says that a stage 1 makes a big difference than having a stock one so I really what to try it out
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Re: EK Clutch

its going to be more grabby but as far as performance, there will be NO difference at all....and if money really isn't an issue get a twin plate, build the D and boost it.....
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Re: EK Clutch

thanks I got one more question i got new Skunk camshaft coming to but i was wondering which would be better to get a turbo or a supercharger
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Re: EK Clutch

It depends on what your requirements are
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Re: EK Clutch

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It depends on what your requirements are

good point, but for the modifications he has, there is no need for anything more than the stock clutch.....i have friends who have intentionally beaten the shit out of the stock D clutches in their boosted D's just to see how long they'd last.....average about 2 months in a 250-260whp D.....and thats the stock clutch! I'm pretty sure you're I/H/E 1.6L isn't going to burn it out or have any problems....
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good point, but for the modifications he has, there is no need for anything more than the stock clutch.....i have friends who have intentionally beaten the shit out of the stock D clutches in their boosted D's just to see how long they'd last.....average about 2 months in a 250-260whp D.....and thats the stock clutch! I'm pretty sure you're I/H/E 1.6L isn't going to burn it out or have any problems....
Absolutely agree with you on clutch
OP is now asking about turbo vs supercharger... That was what I answered
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Re: EK Clutch

turbo or supercharger huh??? Well supercharged Hondas are not very fast...so if that's what you're looking for, then there you go. Personally i love my boosted GSR. It is a blast to drive. One little piece of advice for you:

BUILD YOUR TURBO SETUP YOURSELF....KITS ARE OVERPRICED.....also, if you mention Ebay anything, i'm done helping you because regardless of what it is, it is junk. Prepare to spend in excess of $2-3k on this setup in order to have a complete and reliable setup.

My new build, which i just finished this weekend, cost me a lot more than that...lol.....If you want to do it the correct way and make good power, then prepare to spend even more.
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Re: EK Clutch

Just to give you an idea of prices for a turbo setup...know that you can do it for less money than this if you're dead set on it, but you're going to jeopardize reliability.

My first build

SPoolin Performance log manifold, 2.5" dp and dump----$600
New Garrett T3/T04E 60trim .63AR----$525
RC550cc Injectors----$275
Tial BOV----$215
Tial 38mm Wastegate----$215
31"x6"x3" front mount intercooler----$225
2.5" charge piping----$200
Couplers and Tbolt clamps----$85
2.5" full mandrel exhaust w/ muffler (no cat)----$350
J-K Tuning chipped P28 and conversion harness----$250
HP Racing Intake manifold----$275
Exedy 3pk clutch, PP and ACT 11lb fly----$475
FastTurbo Vaccuum manifold----$65 w/ lines
Resistor box and OBD1 clips----$35
Oil line kit----$85
Tuning----$375

that's a grand total of $4250 for that setup....i paid quite a bit less than that because i purchased those parts from friends who own/run shops and are Honda-tech sponsors, but those are the retail prices for all of those parts

New setup

----Sold the old turbo, manifold, downpipe, dumptube, wastegate and full exhaust----


CCFab Topmount, 3" downpipe, and dumptube----$1000
New Garrett T3/60-1----$795
Civic SI half length radiator----$150
12" slimfan----$55
Tial 38mm wastegate---$215


The trick is to know people....otherwise there is another $2215.....i did sell the other stuff so i didn't actually spend all of that, but if you were to add all of this together, i have spent about $6500 on my car in just turbo stuff in the past 16months. Not to mention paying for college, getting HID's and new rims and tires.....damn that really hits hard when you add it all up....

IT IS WORTH IT!!!
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