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Old 09-05-2003, 08:23 AM
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cluch?........

ok which is better buying a stock clutch with a 12lbs flywheel or racing clutch but with stock flywheel.......i figure i dont have 200++ HP yet on my motor so why get a racing clutch why not get stock but buy light flywheel to use the HP that i have had b4 ...any inputs.....
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I'd go with the light flywheel, unless you have alot of hp, then there's no real reason to use a racing clutch, a honda clutch will work just fine. If you're going to take all of that apart, remember to change the $10 throw out bering while you're at it, or at least wipe the dust off of it and grease it again.
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will the 90-91 integras clutch fit on the first gen b16a1 tranny..
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I think it will, not possitive though
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yeah u gotta use the 90-91 teg clutch on a first gen b16 tranny, the 92-93 i believe dont work
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