I run the exedy OEM replacement kit. Whatever you do make sure you replace the bearing guide and use a new OEM bearing. Throw away the one that comes in the kit it's trash and won't last half the life of the disc.

Pros: OEM replacement kit

Cons: bearing is trash

Exedy › Clutch kit

dborsche 13 Dec 2022, 12:46

Rating 4.5

Slip:

I used exedy organic clutch kit and works great, I'm around 350-380 hp.

Pros: works great, handles high HP

Vehicle: Subaru

Exedy › Clutch kit

GazelleNo1836 23 Feb 2022, 23:53

Rating 5.0

Slip:
Engagement smoothness:

My go to is exedy stage 1 organic clutch kit. It can hold like 400 hp before it gives up and it's a good daily driving clutch. Also exedy is the oem for many cars the their oem labeled stuff is the same as \"Honda\" oem

Pros: good daily driving clutch

Exedy › Clutch kit

turnonthegrill 3 Feb 2022, 09:26

Rating 5.0

Engagement smoothness:

I got it and am loving it. feels great

Pros: feels great, loving it

Vehicle: Mazda

Exedy › Clutch kit

finelyshreddedgnar 1 Jul 2021, 02:20

Rating 4.5

Engagement smoothness:

Thats what I have in my NC, it has been great for my 2.5 swapped car. Clutch feel is very good, a little heavier than stock but not much. Flywheel is very livable too.

Pros: great performance, good clutch feel

Cons: a little heavier

Vehicle: Mazda

Exedy › Flywheel

ClassicChino 16 Jul 2020, 16:13

Rating 4.0

Rattle:

I have the Exedy stage one clutch and flywheel combo. My old clutch began slipping (130k miles) and I’m super happy with the lightweight flywheel. It does has transmission chatter which isn’t terrible but noticeable. It is a lot quicker and the clutch grabs hard with a little bit of a stiffer petal. If it’s hard to shift in certain gears think about adjusting the CMC. The Exedy oem clutch is also really good. IMO flywheel is very much worth it if you don’t mind some cabin noise.

Pros: quicker, hard grab, worth it

Cons: transmission chatter, cabin noise

Mileage: 130000 km

Exedy › Clutch kit

WeAreAllFooked 12 Dec 2022, 21:10

Rating 3.5

Engagement smoothness:

I used the OEM Exedy clutch kit on my 2012 STI a few years ago. It's held up reasonably well, although I don't drive like I stole it very often. The only issue I noticed was the clutch felt slightly lighter than the stock one.

Pros: held up reasonably well

Cons: felt slightly lighter

Vehicle: Subaru Impreza WRX STi

Exedy › Clutch kit

ka36 16 Apr 2020, 04:47

Rating 2.5

Noise:

I used the Exedy OE clutch kit like many do. It turns out that Exedy only makes the clutch disc and pressure plate. The bearings are sourced from China, and I've found a few people that have had them fail very quickly (sometimes within weeks). I ended up ordering and using SKF bearings for both.

Pros: Exedy clutch disc and pressure plate

Cons: Exedy bearings fail quickly

Vehicle: Mazda