ACT Clutch + Flywheel Review

[CivXHBS2Si]

Done with the install. Took about 4 hours and didn’t have to drop the subframe either. The dude that helped me knew what he was doing and made the install go smoothly! Only thing right now is that the clutch pedal sits a little higher then before and engagement is lower than stock. I’ll break it in for 500 miles and adjust it to fine tune it to my liking.

 

[ManitobaSI]

Done with the install. Took about 4 hours and didn’t have to drop the subframe either. The dude that helped me knew what he was doing and made the install go smoothly! Only thing right now is that the clutch pedal sits a little higher then before and engagement is lower than stock. I’ll break it in for 500 miles and adjust it to fine tune it to my liking.

Holy moly. Record time man. Crazy you didn’t with out dropping the subframe.

 

[Doc_Mello]

didn’t have to drop the subframe either.

Huh. ? DIY?

 

[CivXHBS2Si]

I know man! I hired someone who knew what he was doing. He also only charged me $300 for the install but after I test drove it I had to give an extra $100 in there for gas money. Worth every penny

 

[CivXHBS2Si]

Huh. ? DIY?

Yep, on jack stands on an inclined driveway under the scorching SoCal sun.

 

[Doc_Mello]

Yep, on jack stands on an inclined driveway under the scorching SoCal sun.

I mean, I figured y'all did it yourselves, but I meant 'DIY write-up?' ? I should've been more specific.

 

[CivXHBS2Si]

I mean, I figured y'all did it yourselves, but I meant 'DIY write-up?' ? I should've been more specific.

Lol! ? Unfortunately I am not very good at that. But he pretty much took off the intake, battery, and ecu and moved the harness out of the way. From there he started undoing the tranny bolts. Once undone, we jacked the tranny to create a separation and moved it out of the way to get tools in there to uninstall stock clutch. Tbh, I could barely keep up with what he was doing, he was moving too quick for me haha

 

[Doc_Mello]

Lol! ? Unfortunately I am not very good at that. But he pretty much took off the intake, battery, and ecu and moved the harness out of the way. From there he started undoing the tranny bolts. Once undone, we jacked the tranny to create a separation and moved it out of the way to get tools in there to uninstall stock clutch. Tbh, I could barely keep up with what he was doing, he was moving too quick for me haha

Ha! Well, wonder if he'd be up to a DIY. ?

Anywho, glad y'all busted it out.

No KZCMC or delay valve delete?

 

[CivXHBS2Si]

Ha! Well, wonder if he'd be up to a DIY. ?

Anywho, glad y'all busted it out.

No KZCMC or delay valve delete?

No kzcmc or cdv delete for now. If I experience issues like the ones previously mentioned in this thread then I might consider. I have only driven around the block. Will report back when I’ve racked up some miles.

 

[ManitobaSI]

Drive 40km today on it. On my foot it feels like stock. Less rev hang. But feels like stock. To me this is a good thing.

 

[Bonderd]

Thats awesome
Not dropping the subframe. Did he have to rotate the crank to access all the clutch bolts? How did he get everything to line up properly with minimal clearance?

 

[Syntek]

300 for a clutch job and he didnt drop the subframe? LMK how long this lasts lol, if it goes the distance I'd love to know who did the work and head down that way

 

[fenix-silver]

300 for a clutch job and he didnt drop the subframe? LMK how long this lasts lol, if it goes the distance I'd love to know who did the work and head down that way

Others have been able to do the work w/o dropping the subframe:

 

[Syntek]

Others have been able to do the work w/o dropping the subframe:

have a direct link to the video? says unavail :/

 

[fenix-silver]

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