Exedy OEM Replacement Clutch Kit - What's In The Box?

Exedy OEM Replacement Clutch Kits are almost identical to the clutch that came in your vehicle originally. Exedy is one of the largest independent OEM Clutch Suppliers and is the supplier to all 13 Japanese manufacturers.

[darkhitman]

I bought this from you guys like 6 months ago and everything was fairly easy with instructions and all great purchase!

[kiwiasian]

Agree the statement that OEM is pretty good in a mainly Street Car on similar power levels as stock. Just no need to trade off the ease, lower gearbox noise levels with (unnecessarily) high clamping forces, lighter flywheel.

[clockhanded]

Its nice to know whats in the box. Unforunately, I can't find an exedy clutch kit for my car. Exedy only sells the friction plate ( EXEDY TD05H ) for my 2010 Scion XB so I will be on the journey of buying everything individiually and mix matching components.

[chrissanchez]

Nice Video, much appreciated! Would you recommend this over the ACT street clutch? Also how is the Throw out bearing with this kit? I’m having trouble with the stock one. I have a 2016 with 33k and this TOB is already starting to fail on me. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Since I want to replace it, I will do the whole kit as well. Thanks!

[MVPanda]

I'm curious, would this work on the 2010 Legacy 2.5i?

[godewyn]

I'm a noob on clutches, what will getting this give me that my stock clutch won't? How will it feel or operate differently in my STi (only a couple years old)? And how would it feel/operate different with a performance clutch and/or flywheel upgrade?

[JMatt]

Can y'all stop using this music, it's pretty annoying tbh. Super repetitive