Binding, Stiff Clutch After Driving

OcOnnor220 · October 13th, 2007, 02:57 AM

It doesnt take much, a few stops/restarts and slow feathering of the clutch and the thing feels like its rusted on the inside. It kills my acceleration and makes shifting a little harder but at night, all green lights, I could drive it forever and not experience this. My question is, is there a clutch kit and/or flywheel out there for a 2001 GT that would give me a lot more room to lean on it a little without binding? I dont like those ultra-light flywheels cause they feel like they have NO holding power, I want something that resembles the feel and response of the stock clutch but without getting tense and bumpy on my if I have to stop and go a few times in traffic.

Cricket · October 13th, 2007, 03:11 AM

centerforce dual friction clutch

October 13th, 2007, 02:57 AM	#1
OcOnnor220 Enthusiast Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 511 iTrader: 0 reviews	Binding, Stiff Clutch After Driving It doesnt take much, a few stops/restarts and slow feathering of the clutch and the thing feels like its rusted on the inside. It kills my acceleration and makes shifting a little harder but at night, all green lights, I could drive it forever and not experience this. My question is, is there a clutch kit and/or flywheel out there for a 2001 GT that would give me a lot more room to lean on it a little without binding? I dont like those ultra-light flywheels cause they feel like they have NO holding power, I want something that resembles the feel and response of the stock clutch but without getting tense and bumpy on my if I have to stop and go a few times in traffic.

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