Exedy Twin Disk..........
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From: Detroit
Andy - I'm not sure what a good deal is. The only numbers that have been posted are $1,650 - $1,750 ish. That just really strikes me as high for a clutch ( I realized it does include a replacement flywheel ). Perhaps I'm just too picky.. 
Mark
Mark
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From: Lake Travis TX
Originally Posted by mdhmi
Andy - I'm not sure what a good deal is. The only numbers that have been posted are $1,650 - $1,750 ish. That just really strikes me as high for a clutch ( I realized it does include a replacement flywheel ). Perhaps I'm just too picky..
Mark
Mark
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From: "Land of Mojo" Toms River NJ
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Yo Kingpin wasssss up?!?!?! I'm glad to hear that your Excedy Clutch worked out....
I absoultely love mine...it's awsome the way it grabs. I love everything about it. Not to mention Andy was great about sending the clutch out to me ASAP since I was having some motor work done at the time.
Needless to say, yes it's a bit more, but well worth the investment for us go fast junkies!
Enjoy
I absoultely love mine...it's awsome the way it grabs. I love everything about it. Not to mention Andy was great about sending the clutch out to me ASAP since I was having some motor work done at the time.
Needless to say, yes it's a bit more, but well worth the investment for us go fast junkies!
Enjoy
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From: Knoxville Tennessee
Originally Posted by Andy@AandACorvette
Mark: What would you consider a good deal? I have a bunch on the shelf.
OK OK.. supercharger install first.. but I cannot resist ordering the drag radials.
I am ready for one.. $1700 is a lot to shell out for a clutch though.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Chandler Az
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Originally Posted by 1Vette1Ty
Whatever a "good deal" is Andy I will take one too... LOL
OK OK.. supercharger install first.. but I cannot resist ordering the drag radials.
I am ready for one.. $1700 is a lot to shell out for a clutch though.
OK OK.. supercharger install first.. but I cannot resist ordering the drag radials.
I am ready for one.. $1700 is a lot to shell out for a clutch though.
But it's the best clutch you will ever own 
I am sohappy to have that chatering POS out of my car.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Macomb MI
Originally Posted by L.Lopez
Has anyone been able to compare the Exedy twin disk setup against a McCleod twim disc setup.I've installed lots of McCleod's but never an Exedy.
Maybe someone has so input?
Maybe someone has so input?
The exedy, other than the higher effort has the same feel as stock.
Phil
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From: Chandler Az
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Originally Posted by supercoupe01
Glad your happy, I'm getting one put in my car this week.
You can't try to slip it like the Spec
Let just say I have stalled it a few times 
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From: ELGIN IL
Originally Posted by RoadRebel
The McCleod has the goofy pedal effort feel..especially on release.hard to explain, but it feels like its always draggin on release..
The exedy, other than the higher effort has the same feel as stock.
Phil
The exedy, other than the higher effort has the same feel as stock.
Phil
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From: Cary NC
Originally Posted by L.Lopez
Has anyone been able to compare the Exedy twin disk setup against a McCleod twim disc setup.I've installed lots of McCleod's but never an Exedy.
Maybe someone has so input?
Maybe someone has so input?
The pressure plate design of McLeod is an old design an really just does not compare in my book to the quality of Exedy. I will also say the clutch is a little easier than the McLeod when new and like others have said the engaugement point is roughly half way off the floor.
I'm very happy with the Exedy and thrilled that my car finally shifts through all the gears like when it was stock.
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From: Cary NC
Originally Posted by Z06GMAN
Since I am getting my car back soon. What is the break-in procedure???
Thanks
Thanks
I've read different things, but I'm holding the install instructions in hand and they read on Page #6 at the top under Caution during operation section:
After installation, drive carefully and gently for approx. 300 miles (500km). If the clutch is used in a condition where the friction surface is not contacting fully with the mating surface; It will cause burning, judder/shudder or short life.
Then after 300 miles of pampering, raise H3ll
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From: Dallas TX
Originally Posted by Z06GMAN
Since I am getting my car back soon. What is the break-in procedure???
Thanks
Thanks
Drifting
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From: Forest Hill MD
Originally Posted by kumar75150
The clutch will break in a lot better if you just do 20 miles of stop and go traffic than if you drive 300 miles on the freeway at a constant speed.
Thanks.