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    Default Clutch Brand ID

    When I bought my 7, the owner told me that it had a race clutch in it. Anyone know what kind of clutch this is? Sure isn't a 4 pucker is it... grrrr


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    Scott,

    I don't know the answer but your question makes me ask one. I have a four puck spare that I got with the car. Is it better than the stock? And if yes, I'm wondering why?

    Thanks,
    Scott Goble
    #33 IT7
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    Better? Well, the theory is that it is lighter, with less inertia, etc. Subtle, but it all adds up i guess....

    My 4 puck was a tad grabby at the beginning, but seems fine now.

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    I've clutches from ACT and Spec that have material that "looks" like that. But that ain't much to go on.

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    Originally posted by ishod:
    I have a four puck spare that I got with the car. Is it better than the stock? And if yes, I'm wondering why?
    Along with the lighter weight, it's my understanding that most popular 4 puck clutches use a much more aggressive friction material which equals (or exceeds) "normal" clutches.

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    I have a 87' ITS Rotary Performance rx-7 and i believe it has the factory clutch still installed. What kind of clutch can i upgrade to that will be lighter and perform better while still staying within the GCR limits?

    Thanks,
    Kyle

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    I thought clutches were free per the GCR you just can't lighten the flywheel for reasons other than balancing.

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