Did you resurface your flywheel or just slap the new disc in? It'll never make 100% contact and feel as grippy as the last disc you had. You gotta replace the friction surfaces with new ones, new pressure plate and new flywheel surface. Like a brake pad, it wears different and at the inner and out edges on the flywheel it will be dished slightly and will only make contact at the edges until its worn down enough.
Originally Posted by Ulysses F1 Racing clutch= XTD clutch. Same thing just different sticker.
No... If you look at the discs they are different. The f1 pad surface area is bigger. I got the XTD because the pressure plate looked stiffer but after I got it its stock soft...
Originally Posted by David Did you resurface your flywheel or just slap the new disc in? It'll never make 100% contact and feel as grippy as the last disc you had. You gotta replace the friction surfaces with new ones, new pressure plate and new flywheel surface. Like a brake pad, it wears different and at the inner and out edges on the flywheel it will be dished slightly and will only make contact at the edges until its worn down enough.
Yeah I had it resurfaced.. It took them 5 hours for them to do it :P .007" step
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Originally Posted by 92SentraSE-R No... If you look at the discs they are different. The f1 pad surface area is bigger. I got the XTD because the pressure plate looked stiffer but after I got it its stock soft...
Im a 100% sure they are the same. My friend sells those clutches on ebay.
I have had those clutches bunch of times. And they are the same.
You can't look at the pads and disc and tell me they are 100% the same...
1 the f1 pad is wider.
2 the rivets or w.e are different.
3 the spring holders are different.
4 the xtd has holes under each pad.