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Post by atlantamx3 »

I ordered this clutch today!

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I Decided to go with a clutch I have heard some very good reviews of: SPEC Clutch.

This is their Stage II clutch.

It should take a few days to get it.


It was a bit more expensive than a stock replacement- but I really felt that it was important to go with a higher rated clutch than the stock MX-3 tranny required since its holding the BP power now instead of the SOHC.


Anyway- Pictures on the way once I get it!
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spec clutches are awesome i am running on the stage 3 right now!!!
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Post by Corso »

how much was it?
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It was $278 and $20 for shipping.

The Stage 1 is $219


I think they go all the way up to a stage 4 for the 4-cyl MX-3 and up to Stage 5 for the v6.
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Post by Corso »

is that cdn or us? and is there lots of difference between the stages. like im running all stock right now but i NEED a new clutch so would it be worth it to get a near stock replacement for now or go and buy a higher stage SPEC and then use it till i do engine / tranny's upgrades which could be within about a year.
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go through nipponpower.com its cheaper that way!!
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Post by Mazda_Power »

I have a Spec Stage IV in my PGT and I've been very happy with it. It will handle everything I throw at it.
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Post by atlantamx3 »

It came in today!

Man this thing is nice!

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Here are more pics:

http://www.atlantamx3.com/BPswap2/specclutch/
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Post by Mazda_Power »

Looks nice... my Spec came as a 6-puck copper disc. It was supposed to be a Stage II.
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I got my Stage III for $304 USD shipped. It is awesome!
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Post by atlantamx3 »

Wow that was a great price.

I ordered mine straight from SPEC.. I just called them up and said here is what I want.

Probably not the best thing to do (as far as getting the best price)... but I still dont think thats a bad price for a good clutch.
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i got a stage 2 in mine, i had a problem with it slipping for a litte while but it seems to have gotten better.... :? i did break it in for the insanely long 400 miles that it said btw :wink:
BP swap -- Pacesetter Header -- Custom CAI -- Custom 2.5 Exhaust w/ a Thrush Glasspack and 40 Series Flowmaster -- SPEC Stage 2 Clutch Kit
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How is it? Big difference? My pedal feel wasn't that much worse. Engagement is good (a little chatter on hills) and holding power has been excellent for me.
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my clutch noticabley stiffer, which i like alot :D but like i said other than that time where it was slipping...its been pretty good
BP swap -- Pacesetter Header -- Custom CAI -- Custom 2.5 Exhaust w/ a Thrush Glasspack and 40 Series Flowmaster -- SPEC Stage 2 Clutch Kit
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Post by BuGS »

Mine grabs like a beast. It is more of an On/Off no inbetween thing until I figured it out. Awesome clutch :)
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