To all exedy owners
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Racer
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From: Edmond Oklahoma
To all exedy owners
Just bought a exedy twin disk and I was wondering how long this clutch will last with normal driving, (cars under 500 RWHP). It just seems like there is not a whole lot of a surface on the clutch disk. Thanks
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Nashville TN
I ran mine for about 1 yr, before replacing it. It showed little to no wear at that time. They start to slip once you reach 500+ rwhp. It should last a long time if driven correctly. You absolutely can not slip that clutch, if you do a lot of city driving and slip it a lot it will not last 3K miles.
I will say that the best thing that I ever done for my car was replacing the Exedy twin with a Tex single.
Good Luck!
I will say that the best thing that I ever done for my car was replacing the Exedy twin with a Tex single.
Good Luck!
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Racer
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Edmond Oklahoma
I ran mine for about 1 yr, before replacing it. It showed little to no wear at that time. They start to slip once you reach 500+ rwhp. It should last a long time if driven correctly. You absolutely can not slip that clutch, if you do a lot of city driving and slip it a lot it will not last 3K miles.
I will say that the best thing that I ever done for my car was replacing the Exedy twin with a Tex single.
Good Luck!
I will say that the best thing that I ever done for my car was replacing the Exedy twin with a Tex single.
Good Luck!
Melting Slicks
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From: sterling ct
lingenfelter uses exedy twin disc i his 600-800 twin turbo vettes... while mine isnt at that level of hp (it is at 430) it has zero issues. it does take a bit of finess (sp) to learn to drive with this heavy of a clutch and a bit of chatter in the city.
