what's normally time to replace clutch

[Eniku_chien]

Dear all, I have a 2018 Si, and its 41k miles now, I'm wondering when did you all replace your first clutch?
Also what brand you prefer?
the link is the clutch kit I'm looking for
ACT Clutch kit w/ flywheel

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[casper]

Dear all, I have a 2018 Si, and its 41k miles now, I'm wondering when did you all replace your first clutch?
Also what brand you prefer?
the link is the clutch kit I'm looking for
ACT Clutch kit w/ flywheel

There’s also the RV6 + Exedy flywheel and clutch kit that’s super highly lauded. Basically gives you a stock TypeR clutch and flywheel at their Stage 0 kit.

I think the stock clutches are generally reliable at stock power levels, assuming they were not mistreated.

 

[Eniku_chien]

There’s also the RV6 + Exedy flywheel and clutch kit that’s super highly lauded. Basically gives you a stock TypeR clutch and flywheel at their Stage 0 kit.

Hi, I did check with RV6, but the spec shown it only compatible with FK8

 

[casper]

Hi, I did check with RV6, but the spec shown it only compatible with FK8

It’s an FK8 retrofit, meaning if you get the flywheel you will be able to use FK8 clutches, which have more holding power. Lots of peeps here with Si’s have been ordering them: https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/rv6-flywheel.71483/

 

[Eniku_chien]

oh, i misunderstand the spec
thanks for the information

 

[Brad1976]

I’m at 155k and clutch feels no different than new

 

[Chris_19Si]

I have been running with the Clutch Masters FX350 and have 50,000 miles on my last refresh. I don't know what mileage people are getting with their FX350 clutch, but I'm letting mine ride until it slips. I kind of want to know the limit for the way I drive so I know when to anticipate a change later on. I only launch the car during autocross events, and usually pretty smooth on the street. It's a nice clutch for aggressive driving, but not very comfortable for a daily driver in the city. I commute on the highway, so it's fine for me. I hear the RV6 retrofit is the way to go for OEM feel. I got my kit when other kits were hard to get. Clutch Masters always seems to have stock on the shelves when I need a refresh kit, which is why I stuck with them.

 

[Jpena87]

I'm currently at 197k miles on the stock clutch and still grabs great. I would do the fk8 retrofit from RV6 if you need to replace the clutch.

Woops my bad lol. I edited this to say I meant 197k miles. IDK why I wrote 297k

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