Clutch Update + RV6 Flywheel/CTR clutch Review

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We highly recommend getting the clutch from us to ensure you have all the proper parts and tools for the install.
Unfortunately, the kits weren't available when I ordered my flywheel. Even so, I'm talking about the subframe alignment pin, not the clutch disk alignment tool.
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Unfortunately, the kits weren't available when I ordered my flywheel. Even so, I'm talking about the subframe alignment pin, not the clutch disk alignment tool.
First time hearing of subframe alignment pins. Learn something new everyday.

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We sell the stage 0 pressure plate and friction disc (OE FK8) for $365 shipped. Which includes the proper alignment tool, pressure plate bolts and spline lube. We have these in stock ready to ship.

The pressure plate, friction disc and pressure plate bolts alone are ~$415 without shipping if you buy from a Honda dealer.

We highly recommend getting the clutch from us to ensure you have all the proper parts and tools for the install.
I will second this and highly recommend.
Oh and screw the dealerships anyway.
 

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Alright as someone who recently had the new RV6 Flywheel and Stage 0 clutch installed in my 17 civic hatch. I must say I am 100% impressed. Feels completely stock to me, no chatter, clutch is broken in and I love it! My car has 100k which I'm surprised my oem clutch lasted as long as it did with minor bolt ons and tsp stage 1 tune.
But overall I love the feel of it and was honestly looking for a solution that was as close to stock feel but could hold tq if I ever wanted to push it more.
RV6 outdid themselves, can't wait to upgrade my turbo now ?
 

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Alright as someone who recently had the new RV6 Flywheel and Stage 0 clutch installed in my 17 civic hatch. I must say I am 100% impressed. Feels completely stock to me, no chatter, clutch is broken in and I love it! My car has 100k which I'm surprised my oem clutch lasted as long as it did with minor bolt ons and tsp stage 1 tune.
But overall I love the feel of it and was honestly looking for a solution that was as close to stock feel but could hold tq if I ever wanted to push it more.
RV6 outdid themselves, can't wait to upgrade my turbo now ?
You know, I think that, after all that, I would want something that doesn't feel stock, stiffer, but not race. ?
 


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You know, I think that, after all that, I would want something that doesn't feel stock, stiffer, but not race. ?
I'd love something that has a bit more feel at the engagement point.
 
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I'd love something that has a bit more feel at the engagement point.
I did install the kzCMC and a PRL clutch line at the same time, so I canā€™t comment to what it would feel like without those, but on my setup, I do think there is more feel through the pedal than stock. Pedal is slightly stiffer than stock, and engagement is significantly more direct. As someone daily driving this I think itā€™s perfect. Also, Iā€™ve done a few high rpm pulls. Engine revs differently/faster and shifts are super engaging and crisp at high rpm.
 

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It probably is a bit stiffer but tbh I can't tell a difference. Again I did go stage 0 so maybe stage 1 or 2 clutches would feel stiffer without being too aggressive. But pretty sure if you want it to feel more stiff just upgrade the master cylinder and clutch line. That's my next go to. I do want a bit stiffer feel. But I also don't want it too stiff since it's my daily and I commute an hour to NYC every day.
But overall I am happy. At least there's an oem+ option out on the market that doesn't break my wallet.
 

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It probably is a bit stiffer but tbh I can't tell a difference. Again I did go stage 0 so maybe stage 1 or 2 clutches would feel stiffer without being too aggressive. But pretty sure if you want it to feel more stiff just upgrade the master cylinder and clutch line. That's my next go to. I do want a bit stiffer feel. But I also don't want it too stiff since it's my daily and I commute an hour to NYC every day.
But overall I am happy. At least there's an oem+ option out on the market that doesn't break my wallet.
I recently drove a homieā€™s 2019 CTR, and I was surprised how stiff the clutch pedal was compared to ours. That said, interestingly, my throttle pedal was stiffer than his, not sure why. Anywho, I like all of my driving inputs to feel tight, so, IMO, the only thing missing is a tighter clutch pedal.
 

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You know, I think that, after all that, I would want something that doesn't feel stock, stiffer, but not race. ?
The Exedy stage 1 is stiffer. I got spoiled on the featherweight clutch that was stock in the Si. I just installed the RV6 and Exedy stage 1 clutch and immediately could tell the difference on the pedal. It's stiff but not unmanagable.
 


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The Exedy stage 1 is stiffer. I got spoiled on the featherweight clutch that was stock in the Si. I just installed the RV6 and Exedy stage 1 clutch and immediately could tell the difference on the pedal. It's stiff but not unmanagable.
When the time comes, thatā€˜s what I think Iā€™ll do so I can bump up the power safely.
 

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Just ordered my RV6 clutch kit with stage 0 plate/discā€¦.canā€™t wait to get that installed! Getting custom tune after that šŸ˜ˆ
 

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I'd love something that has a bit more feel at the engagement point.
Last time I drove a type r (friends 2019 type r) the clutch felt better. You could feel where it engaged and everything. The si pedal feels dead compared to it.
 

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It probably is a bit stiffer but tbh I can't tell a difference. Again I did go stage 0 so maybe stage 1 or 2 clutches would feel stiffer without being too aggressive. But pretty sure if you want it to feel more stiff just upgrade the master cylinder and clutch line. That's my next go to. I do want a bit stiffer feel. But I also don't want it too stiff since it's my daily and I commute an hour to NYC every day.
But overall I am happy. At least there's an oem+ option out on the market that doesn't break my wallet.
Fellow Jersey guy here. Who did you get to do the install?
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