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Topic #68088 10 posts Started by terbear4god4life
i need a full clutch/everything for my 94 gt with a 5sfe..anybody have one for cheap?


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"she can polish my strut bar anytime As long as her blow-off valve's in good order"
The best you're gonna do is bite the bullet and buy it new... you can get an Exedy clutch kit on Amazon (it says there's 2 left at this price) for 95.27 and if you choose Super Saver Shipping it'll ship for free. They ship pretty fast too, so you'll have it by early next week most likely.

http://www.amazon.com/EXEDY-16073-OEM-Repl...e&carId=003

^that's the link for the kit for your car
booo on that clutch. i put that one in 25k ago and now im out again mad.gif go stage 2

I don't normally drive fast, but when I do its on a curvy section of this island
Boo nothin', boo if you drive your car hard laugh.gif

he's looking for something he can afford, and in terms of affordability, that's about the best quality clutch he can get for the money. You don't need a stage 2 clutch on a n/a.
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QUOTE (GriffGirl @ Jun 26, 2009 - 8:38 AM) *
>Boo nothin', boo if you drive your car hard laugh.gif

he's looking for something he can afford, and in terms of affordability, that's about the best quality clutch he can get for the money. You don't need a stage 2 clutch on a n/a.




im getting a exedy stage 1 racing clutch for 150 tongue.gif

"she can polish my strut bar anytime As long as her blow-off valve's in good order"
im in the same situation, clutch is slippin bad and looking for something affordable. is that exedy clutch kit on amazon a reliable one? as in will i have to replace it again in a few weeks/months/years?

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depends on how you drive. It's a reliable one, yes. It's a very very good clutch. If you think your Celica is a race car, and you beat the hell out of your clutch, you're going to have to replace it in a few years. If you drive your car more appropriately to the way it was meant to be driven, then you should get normal wear out of the clutch. What's normal? I don't know to be honest. That's going to vary greatly depending on your driving style and how often you drive your car.

Either way, it's a good quality clutch. Search the forum for further validation.
wow, that cluch is dirt cheap. i have an exedy in mine and they are as good as the OEM ones. if you can wear out a clutch in 23kmiles, there has to be something wrong with how you drive. launching/dumping a OEM replacement clutch or you like to ride on your clutch pedal. my brother put close to 130k kms on a exedy and its not slipping yet.

^or you have oil contamination on your flywheel from a leaky rear main seal.

This post has been edited by Projek_01: Jun 26, 2009 - 3:35 PM
stage 1 is the way to go, BUT just remember that Exedy stage 1 is different from the Exedy OEM replacement or "Organic" clutch. You get that early engagment, without the harsh stiff feel in the pedal.

This post has been edited by rj8807: Jun 26, 2009 - 4:31 PM

95 Celica ST (currently in Motorsport Purgatory)
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QUOTE (terbear4god4life @ Jun 25, 2009 - 10:57 AM) *
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QUOTE (GriffGirl @ Jun 26, 2009 - 8:38 AM) *
>Boo nothin', boo if you drive your car hard laugh.gif

he's looking for something he can afford, and in terms of affordability, that's about the best quality clutch he can get for the money. You don't need a stage 2 clutch on a n/a.




im getting a exedy stage 1 racing clutch for 150 tongue.gif


thumbsup.gif good boy laugh.gif

I don't normally drive fast, but when I do its on a curvy section of this island