Best Clutch??
Don't know, I was wondering the same thing. I just went with the Spec stage 2, it's not broken in yet ( only 225 miles on it so far ) but the daily drivablity seem pretty good so far. Check it out at www.cobalt-addiction.com


i got the bully stage 4... its fantastic for DDing... EVEN pressure throughout the WHOLE travel of the pedal...
Only problem with the 6-pucks... over 6k rpms you cannot power shift... Bully knows of this problem and will replace it with a 4-puck clutch for free... which you can do anything to it
Only problem with the 6-pucks... over 6k rpms you cannot power shift... Bully knows of this problem and will replace it with a 4-puck clutch for free... which you can do anything to it
if your not planning to be hard on the car lots go with a stage 1 or 2 clutch from spec or bully. in general, when you go away from organic disks to ceramic or sintered iron the clutch becomes a bit more grabby and harder to drive in traffic. not saying its going to be a chore to drive, but you will have increased pedal effort and a more defined release point.
that being said, stick with a stock flywheel and a full faced disk to retain the best drivability. if you dont mind a stiffer clutch and getting used to a car were you have to rev it a bit more to get going, go with a lightweight flywheel and 4 puck clutch.. however keep in mind a puck clutch is going to have a lot shorter life expectancy.
that being said, stick with a stock flywheel and a full faced disk to retain the best drivability. if you dont mind a stiffer clutch and getting used to a car were you have to rev it a bit more to get going, go with a lightweight flywheel and 4 puck clutch.. however keep in mind a puck clutch is going to have a lot shorter life expectancy.
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