[Charles]

I am getting the 91 green Si road-worthy. It needs a new clutch. I am keeping this one nice and stock. What kind of clutch do you recommend and is there anything I should do while I have the tranny out as the labor is significant?

 

[fireant]

I hear Exedy sells OEM replacement clutches, made by Daiken, who also makes the original Honda cluthes. I've had one in my CRX for a couple of years now with no problems, including lots of autox time.

 

[downest]

Yep, Exedy stock replacement. If you aren't getting a new flywheel, resurface it. You will be replacing the pressue plate and throwout bearing with the clutch kit already. You might also want to do the input shaft seal/bearing, it's pretty common to do with the clutch, but it will require you to take the tranny apart.

 

[Charles]

I forgot that I dealt with these folks about 2 years ago and was very pleased. They were very reasonable as well. I am going to replace the flywheel while in there and will price out the input shaft bearing/seal. Good idea. I hate going in twice. (Or rather paying someone to go in there twice as I am not sure I will dick with this.)

 

[rex2nr]

Exedy

 

[fireant]

Whoever you deal with, make sure they send you a clutch alignment tool along with the clutch. Its a little plastic axle end with splines that you line it all up with...often its free or just a few bucks.

 

[downest]

Clutch city online is good, they should send you an alignment tool.