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Subaru ETA
30-07-2006, 10:24 AM
just wondering what clutch you guys have? i ggot a 97 vr4 galant and was thinking going for an evo8 heavy duty...any other suggestion?

BraindG
30-07-2006, 11:22 AM
ive got a spec stage 3+ - great clutch, it helped get my 6.8 :thinking: (but the old clutch was doing odd things) second 0-60 run in J-Tuner to 5.4 :2thumbsup at santapod raceway (without high boost) :pimp2:

Im having a problem with it just now, as its glazed, but thats down to it being a high spec clutch, and me having to ride the clutch to reverse my car up my drive, and onto the main road.

If i was to get it again, i would... as now i have the understanding of how to get out of my drive with least strain on the engine/clutch..

Nutter_John
30-07-2006, 11:29 AM
I have just fitted a helix autosport uprated clutch - hard to tell yet how good it is as i'm bedding it in but seems ok

another guy on here used them as well

The Vee had an RPW one but I think he has changed the pressure plate back to the original

search for clutch sure to find some more info

Kieran
30-07-2006, 07:57 PM
I can confirm that with minimal mods, Barry's car makes most other VR-4s look rather silly!! That clutch, whilst a bit 'tetchy' seems to be excellent at making the car quick!!:speechles

richieelliott
08-08-2006, 12:38 PM
mardis gras will supply 2 clutch types for vr4 and my understanding is that they are helix ones


If it is for road use then the price is £487.61 plus VAT for the 3 part kit. (384 lbs feet)

If it is for race/rally use then the price is £544.19 plus vat for the 3 part kit. (474 lbs feet)

Availability would be 7-10 days from order.


transcript of e mail

Nutter_John
08-08-2006, 12:47 PM
Richie - The mardis Gras doa s you say use the Helix one , works out with Delivery £590 . I got it direct from Helix and took about 3 days get here .

Must admit now it's bedded in - Fan Effin Tastic :)

richieelliott
08-08-2006, 12:56 PM
Im in a bit of a quandry as Im unsure with which one to get my last dyno said that the car is running 334 ft/bs of torque I have intercooler to put in yet and good knows what else is it worth me buying the more expensive one? am i ever likely to get figures of 400+lbs of torque?

Nutter_John
08-08-2006, 01:03 PM
I would be very suprised if the 384ft/llb one could not cope with close to 400 , the standard mitsi one will do above 300 ft/llb - I think that the bigger one will be too
tough for normal driving .

richieelliott
08-08-2006, 01:10 PM
sounds good advice just need the money to buy and fit the bloody thing now!

BraindG
08-08-2006, 01:48 PM
sounds good advice just need the money to buy and fit the bloody thing now!

fitting it isn't to hard :) - done mine in 10 days first time (loads of complications, and on my drive), second time took 13 hours, with all the right tools.... and wouter :D /Wyhy