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Old 2006-07-12, 04:21 PM   #1
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Default Which clutch should i get for my 04 sti?

Go back stock or aftermarket?
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Old 2006-07-12, 04:34 PM   #2
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It depends. How many miles did your old one last? How do you drive? Planning to autocross?
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Old 2006-07-12, 05:42 PM   #3
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do you plan to modify? if you have the money, i wouldn't fuss around with any clutch besides an exedy twin plate! i have one on my car and it does not chatter at all and holds XXXXXXX power.
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Old 2006-07-12, 06:05 PM   #4
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Its basically stock. Last clutch had 48000 miles but i bought the car with 44000 miles and just drove fast and some redline shifting. No autocross. I might possibly drag it every once and a while at the track and prolly not real hard. If you think aftermarket what kind, where to get it and ballpark price.Can anyone here do an install?
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Old 2006-07-12, 06:21 PM   #5
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I don't see any reason to get an upgraded clutch honestly, unless a one-step upgrade to soemthing like Exedy (who makes most of the OEM clutches anyway) or ACT is cheaper. I personally am a big fan of lightened flywheels, but there are differing opinions on those. I would only let an experienced Subaru mechanic change my clutch.
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Old 2006-07-13, 08:34 AM   #6
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I have an Exedy Hyper-Single. It rocks, but is damn near un-streetable. I got mine used from a fella that lives in San Fransisco... had it for about 100 miles on the car and decided he simply couldn't live in those hills and still drive the car. I don't blame him, as I can't stand stop and go traffic on flat ground!

So, if you're planning on driving the car daily, don't go too crazy with an aftermarket clutch, you'll probably regret it.
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