Clutch question

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by Dheim96, Aug 19, 2012.

  1. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    My clutch is making a whining noise when I engage it. If I press the pedal down as if I'm trying to push it through the floor then it doesn't make the noise. Seems to only happen in the morning or when it is raining out. Any ideas?
     
  2. AtlxPat

    AtlxPat Active Member

    master/slave cylinder?
     
  3. Does the noise start as soon as you start pushing the pedal?? It is more than likely the release/throw out bearing.Go ahead and plan on replacing it soon before it disintegrates.Mine was in about 15 pieces when I removed it..
     
  4. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    Yes, it starts to happen as soon as I push the pedal in. If I drive for a bit then it does not do it when I engage the clutch. Wouldn't it make the noise all the time?
     
  5. Not at first.Mine started only doing it once and a while then all the time then kablooey(It sounded like the trans was gonna fall out)Does the noise go away when the pedal is all the way to the floor..And does it do it in all gears ??What kind of mileage is omn your car?
     
  6. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    yes, the noise goes away when the pedal is all the way to the floor and I'm not really sure about all gears. I'll have to pay attention to that. As of now there are like 92,xxx miles on it. Was it expensive to fix or is it something you did yourself?
     
  7. Did myself.But it is a pain in the butt.I did drive with a little noise for a good while but one day it got a whole lot worse and then the clutch started acting up.It is your call.I put a clutch(and related parts) in which is what I would recommend if you have not done one yet.I got right at 130k out of mine before it came apart.If you are not fairly mechanically included then you need to find someone to do it for you.Parts was around 600$ but I got a deal.Not sure what labor would be.I am guessing it depends on where you go but in the many hundreds of dollars if not more..
     
  8. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    I would do it myself but I live in an apartment and don't have the tools. So, maybe I'll give allpro a call and see what they say. Thanks!
     
  9. RSConvert

    RSConvert ɹǝuɹnʇpɐǝɥ uʞnɟɐɥnɯ ɐ sʇı Supporting Member

    We can get you a stock Exedy for $750 or Exedy Stage 1 $850 installed and flywheel resurfaced.
     
    Last edited: Aug 23, 2012
  10. kingwrex

    kingwrex Supporting Member

  11. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

  12. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    What is a good street setup? Is the difference between Act and Exedy come down to just a personal preference or is one really better than the other?

    What are people running on here for their setup and how do they like it? This might need to be another thread but I really don't want to make one.
     
  13. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    If you are staying at stockish power levels, go with the exedy and resurfaced flywheel. Exedy=OEM Manufacturer. If you plan on making a ton of power, I would go with an ACT setup.

    Just a FYI - it sounds like your TO Bearing is going out which will be replaced when you change out your clutch:) $750 is a killer deal installed...just saying.
     
  14. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    Its pretty much stock right now. But I do plan on modding it so I might just go ahead and get the clutch taken care of now with something that will handle more power. Thinking like a VF series upgrade. Not crazy big but more than what it is now.
     
  15. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    Then get the Exedy Stage 1. It should easily hold any VF turbo.
     
  16. lucky13

    lucky13 Member

    I've got the exedy stage 1 and I'm running a vf43 putting about 303hp to the ground. Brandon said he's seen them hold as much as 400hp.
     
  17. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    Do you have the EXEDY Stage 1 Organic Clutch Kit 2006-2007 Subaru Impreza WRX Limited?
     
  18. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    Part Number: 15804
     
  19. lucky13

    lucky13 Member

    Don't go organic. They're crap. At least that's what Brandon told me when I asked.
     
  20. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    I'm not dead set on the VF series upgrade. Would the stage 1 be enough for an 18g or 20g? I'm thinking not.
     
  21. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    My stock clutch held a 20G no problems so I would hope a Stage 1 will hold the power. Many people are making ~ 400whp on a Stage 1 clutch.
     
  22. Dheim96

    Dheim96 Member

    That is the only thing I see listed on their website.
     

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