New Clutch - Exedy MBK-7223HDCB

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Anyone know where I can get the MBK-7223HDCB clutch?

kudosmotorsports have them but I'm not interested in a place that I can't call and HAVE to use paypal.

Any other suggestions? Prices?
 

leebutts

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I've used Kudos and met Andrew personally. You can trust them!

But I wouldn't recommend a HDCB, as both mine have shuddered badly when changing at high rpms (e.g. drag racing).

Just get a standard HD, or maybe try the normal button (HDB) if you're brave :D

Or, get an Evo kit like VR-04-TT and Gly, apparently they work really well.

cheers

Lee
 
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I love the thought of the Evo kit. Is it a straight bolt on? Are there any other mods that need to occur (flywheel etc)? Which Evo clutch would I be looking at?

I'm sure someone can link me to previous convos on this. I can't look for it right now (at work).

Help is much appreciated.
 
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evo 7-9 clutch kit,

bolt on to the stock vr4 flywheel (machine it first thou)

nothing else needed,

the evo flywheel does not fit with out a spacer (dont ask, its custom.. no one has dimentions)
 

qball

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I don't know the difference but MEEK in NSW recommended the sports organic
 

twisted32

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I spoke to Jim Berry at Race Clutch today after reading many good things about him and his products over the past 6-7 years. End result is I have ordered one of his evo 8 clutch kits. It is not a cushion button (Jim would not recomend one), but a modified pressure plate with carbontic clutch plate. I had heard that Jim likes to talk clutches, and well I would have to agree after nearly an hour on the phone.
I obviously cannot comment on the product personally yet, but hopefully will have it in within 3-4 weeks time permitting.
Google jim berry clutch, have a read around different forums, and have a chat with Jim yourself.

Just another option for everyone.
 

naughtika

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'96 Galant VR4, '17 MB A180, '25 Macan GTS
I spoke to Jim Berry at Race Clutch today after reading many good things about him and his products over the past 6-7 years. End result is I have ordered one of his evo 8 clutch kits. It is not a cushion button (Jim would not recomend one), but a modified pressure plate with carbontic clutch plate. I had heard that Jim likes to talk clutches, and well I would have to agree after nearly an hour on the phone.
I obviously cannot comment on the product personally yet, but hopefully will have it in within 3-4 weeks time permitting.
Google jim berry clutch, have a read around different forums, and have a chat with Jim yourself.

Just another option for everyone.


just read through a dozen of different websites regarding Jim Berry and all I read was good.. hhmm..

how much is this clutch?
 

VR-04-TT

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Don't get the HDCB. There's been a few of us that have had problems and, while some haven't, it's just not worth the risk at the end of the day when a sports organic is around the same price.

This Jim Berry one sounds good too.
 

twisted32

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Will be delivered for just under $1000.

That is a lot better than the $1200 that extreme quoted me for their cushion button.
 

frozen

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so thats a grand for the clutch.. and what is the general consensus on labour costs?
 

VR-04-TT

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I was chaged $550 not including flywheel machining. I can't remember the total as I got other things done at the same time.
 
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The Sports Organic is button? Not interested. I need some "slip" for street driving.
 

VR-04-TT

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The Sports Organic is button? Not interested. I need some "slip" for street driving.

Never heard of an organic button before...can't see that lasting long.

The sports organic is a sprung centre and is be fine for everyday driving.

If you want slip you shouldn't be considering the HD, HDC, or HDCB as they're all semi-ceramic and shouldn't be slipped regardless.
 
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do the trinity clutch have for vr4 legnum?
 
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