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im shopping for clutches and dont have a whole lot of money to spend. i saw the JGY-STREET-se-r Sprung 6 puck disk. is this clutch any good? ive only ever bought spec and act. im looking for something that doesnt kill my leg in traffic as this is my daily. any input would be greatly appreciated.
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I think they are just a comp or spec brand clutch repainted and labeled as JGY.
I have the street clutch in my daily and it initially gave my leg a work out honestly. It can be a PITA in stop-and-go traffic, and it can moan like a b*tch at times.
Really good holding power though (is kind of overkill for my lightly modded NA car).
I think they are just a comp or spec brand clutch repainted and labeled as JGY.
I have the street clutch in my daily and it initially gave my leg a work out honestly. It can be a PITA in stop-and-go traffic, and it can moan like a b*tch at times.
Really good holding power though (is kind of overkill for my lightly modded NA car).
as long as it can hold a gtir swap then im ok lol
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Originally Posted by curlz
I had this same clutch in my 96 se-r and it held pretty good. BUT it is does put your leg to work during traffic.
thank you both, ill prolly pick it up then. it looks like its the best bang for my buck
man not tryin to burst your bubble but i heard a lotta bad stuff about jgy clutches. my buddy has replaced his clutch cable like 5 times cause of that stupid clutch.
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man not tryin to burst your bubble but i heard a lotta bad stuff about jgy clutches. my buddy has replaced his clutch cable like 5 times cause of that stupid clutch.
well thats no good now is it? lol
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Originally Posted by morgans432
garbage and if you ever looked at them compared to other cheap clutches they are all the same exact think
if anyone has a suggestion as to what clutch i should get, lemme know. im kinda thinkin bout goin back to SPEC. probably have to do the stage 3 plus. o the choices. also, i remember there was a company that was selling clutches discounted for members on this site. was it competition clutch or clutchmasters?
i have only like 160 whp....& i had thier street disc....within 2-3 weeks i( 1 autox) event i blew it to pieces....all the friction matl blew/fell off the actual clutch.....worst money i ever spent, EVER!!! JGY sux.....i tried telling them about it & they gave me the run around, same way when i spoke to like 3 people there & tried confirming thier leightweight FW wouldnt throw a CEL in my car, i installed it & BOoom light on, tried telling them it did & they said i installed it wrong & they couldnt take it back because i already installed it.....
i love my clutch master the way they design it makes the clutch feel so nice no stress pushing the clutch in. I would recommend them to anyone. Also get the unsprung (i know it might be a tougher pedeal) but its better than popping the damn springs out of the clutch.
Last weekend I saw a jgy clutch fall apart on a stock de. Springs got all messed up and popped out and this clutch was pretty damn close to being new. Chunks missing out of it and everything its ashame that they are so crap and people keep buying them.
I am using the jgy 6 puck sprung. pedal feel is kinda harsh after a while. have been through 3 cables so far and hardly ever drive the car. Does grab good but wouldnt buy another one. might try ACT next?
i actually love my jgy 6 puck clutch ive had it over a year.had it in my Na for about 4 months..then went turbo and it still grips ...and its not hard in traffic doesnt cramp my leg or anything..my stock clutch on my old 87 ford gt was harsh..that thing was hard...
but i say go for the jgy ..i havent gone through no clutch cables yet... good clutch in my opinion
after about 5k miles on the stock sr20 the clutch looked fine and we put it on the gti-r when we did the swap. after less than 1000 miles on the gti-r running 8-16lbs of boost there isnt much left of the clutch. two of the 6 springs are gone, found pieces of them in the bell housing, the pressure plate is pretty scorched, and the jgy 11lbs flywheel is all kinds of colors of the rainbow.
the pedal was pretty stiff, broke one clutch cable myself, but i kinda liked it on the gti-r motor. clamped hard and consistently though.
i love my clutch master the way they design it makes the clutch feel so nice no stress pushing the clutch in. I would recommend them to anyone. Also get the unsprung (i know it might be a tougher pedeal) but its better than popping the damn springs out of the clutch.
Last weekend I saw a jgy clutch fall apart on a stock de. Springs got all messed up and popped out and this clutch was pretty damn close to being new. Chunks missing out of it and everything its ashame that they are so crap and people keep buying them.
x2 on clutchmaster. My stage 1 unsprung disc holds everything I throw at it.
im shopping for clutches and dont have a whole lot of money to spend. i saw the JGY-STREET-se-r Sprung 6 puck disk. is this clutch any good? ive only ever bought spec and act. im looking for something that doesnt kill my leg in traffic as this is my daily. any input would be greatly appreciated.
i have the 1 from them that cost 255.00 an it was real easy on your leg. i still have it an its for sale it dont even have 500 miles on it my car was totaled shortly after i put it in. if you want it 200.00 and that includes shipping an paypal
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