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#1: 05-01-2013, 11:30 AM
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So when I purchased my car the clutch was kinda slipping when I had alot of people or stuff in it, it's progressively gotten worse. So it's time to replace it.

Now I've done some research and the OEM one is a decent price, but if I want to go with an upgrade which one do you think I should choose? Does anyone have any suggestions to ones you have installed or ones that you've previously had that you like?
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#2: 05-01-2013, 02:24 PM
 
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Im in the same boat. Bump for some help.
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Exedy KSB04

It's perfect. Search it on here and you'll see all the nice things I've said about it. It's $150 and MUCH MUCH better than OEM.
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^this.
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Is there an upgrade for the cable on the cable clutches? Like some sort of thicker braided cable or is it just a good idea to replace with OEM?. I feel like that would be alot stiffer once it stretches..

I hate how soft my clutch feels, makes me wonder if the person before me was a person who sits on the clutch at red lights, because the pressure plate feels weaker than it should..
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you probably have air in your lines
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No like my clutch fork and throw out bearing are attached to a pull cable. Ill post a pic in a min.
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#8: 05-01-2013, 10:58 PM
 
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Exedy KSB04

It's perfect. Search it on here and you'll see all the nice things I've said about it. It's $150 and MUCH MUCH better than OEM.
Nice! thats how much an OEM one costs, I think I'll do that.
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Sludge, you shouldn't have a cable clutch..... But maybe yours is one of those weird ones. Being a Brighton and all....

Honestly, cable clutches feel very different from hydraulic clutches. There may be nothin lg wrong. You have a 2.2 so your pressure plate might be really light as well. I dont know for sure.
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Yea I wouldn't pull wool over yer guy's eyes.

The black cable on the backside of the "cable stop" goes into the firewall.. and to my pedal ass'y.


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Yeah mines a brighton too, I also have a cable clutch.
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Exedy KSB04

It's perfect. Search it on here and you'll see all the nice things I've said about it. It's $150 and MUCH MUCH better than OEM.

why does it come up as an 05 Legacy clutch? Will it fit?

https://www.google.com/#hl=en&tbm=sh...w=1280&bih=832
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type your year in

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now since I have a 2.2, can I still run the 2.5 Clutch? Or will I need the flywheel as well?
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why does it come up as an 05 Legacy clutch? Will it fit?

https://www.google.com/#hl=en&tbm=sh...w=1280&bih=832
Because it's made to fit a LOT of Subaru's, including that one.

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now since I have a 2.2, can I still run the 2.5 Clutch? Or will I need the flywheel as well?
Crud. I forgot you guys had 2.2's

Yeah, you'd need a 2.5 flywheel as well. It won't work with the 2.2's

If you went Exedy, you'd have to use this one with the 2.2 flywheel: 15010

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BUT....

Now I'm seeing that there are no size differences between the two clutches.... I wonder if the pressure plate is different. I am not quite sure what the 2.5/2.2 differences are.

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