[ajsr]

hey all
need a new clutch for my shit barge.
only want a cheap standard type job, whats good and what should I avoid?
dont need heavy duty.
cheers

[Gwagensteve]

I've got some sort of exedy thing in Piggles and it's been pretty good (when It's not full of mud eh)

I'd put a suzuki genuine one in it if it was mine, or at least get a price - they seem the most resistant to crap/heat etc.

Steve.

[ajsr]

thats sort of along the lines im thinking steve.
I'll bet you its still got the factory one in there now.
A mate tells me the burson branded ones seem to work well, but thats only one option the price is good though $115.

[finlay113]

i had a Ci one in one of my suzukis. lasted a while. i reckon it was about the same price from bursons. it lasted well

[losfer]

genuine suzuki clutch kit ... $647

id stick with an exedy

[ajsr]

losfer wrote:

genuine suzuki clutch kit ... $647

id stick with an exedy

yep suzuki can keep that
cheers losfer

[mnemonix]

Exedy HD.

Not to heavy, not to light, its (kellogs) just right!
Heavy clamping force, without the heavy pedal weight.

[losfer]

i had an exedy sports tuff in my race car before i went to a custom built npc clutch (double the price of the exedy which was $325) and the pedal feel is the same in both , in my opinion if the pedal is heavy theres a problem with the pressure plate or clutch cable .

[royce]

Protex from Australian truck and trailer parts, exedy in the box and cheaper

[losfer]

ohh yeah you should be able to pick up a std exedy for about 200 , in my opinion one of the better clutches on the market .

[zooky08]

up here the daiken excedy clutches are $125 i think