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the use sachs parts and use their own friction material.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone done it? Is it really drivable daily on the streets like EVO claims?

POST 2Original post

I'd like to know as well. I assume this kit includes a lightened flywheel, right?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Right.

POST 4Original post

i've done it... well the equivalent at least. i had an ASCO LWF and a clutchmasters stage 3 clutch installed. the asco unit is supposedly the same as the EVo and FVD one and the clutchmasters clutch is a stage 3 supposedly good for 400HP. the use sachs parts and use their own friction material. drivability is pretty much the same just that the flywheel revvs so freely. my normal launch method would be to blip the throttle to 2K and let the clutch out. now, the little blip to 2K turned into a revv to 4k. on an NA car, with the few engine mods available, this is a nice upgrade. the engine feels punchier and has great throttle response. if you are easily annoyed by rattles and cabin noise then this is not for you. you will get added gear noise, mainly up to 2K~3K and the usual idle rattle.

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