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CF Clutch

Going to be replacing clutch soon and wanted get opinions on Centerforce stage 2 clutch kit? Act would be my first choice but i can get CF kit for $170 shipped. will 90-91 crx clutch kit work for 90 hatch?
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Re: CF Clutch

i was going to get ACT but at the time it was back ordered. i lost patience and went with the CF stage 2. couldn't be happier. it has a lot of grab yet the pedal isn't too stiff. i have heard a few people with the stage 3 complaine it was harsh for daily driving.

where are you finding it for $170?!?!?!

if i remeber correctly i have a 91 crx si flywheel and 96-00 clutch kit.
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Re: Re: CF Clutch

I have a centerforce clutch with 30,000 hard miles and it still feels and looks great. Had the trans out few weeks ago for a new flywheel and was very surprised at what I saw because I beat the snot out of that car I'm sure using the clutch as little as possible helps

1990-2000 Civic/CRX clutch will work except 99-00 Si

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CF Clutch kit come with TOB?
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CF Clutch kit come with TOB?
no sir, i wish it did.
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