[Guest]

hi all,

will you helpme make a good deal with the clutch kit i have to buy ?
i 'm looking for cheap one, cause power won't exceed 105/110 Hp (i will swapp my D14A1 1.4 carbed engine (europe) on my L3 tranny with a D15B2 engine).
there's some kit on ebay that are not so expensive like EXEDY or other one between 60$ and 100$. what do you think of this ?
i live in france and i m not affraid to buy in other country , Honda France dealer ask me 250+ $ for OEM parts :twisted:

thx for help

 

[Guest]

I've bought multiple clutches from these guys with nothing but great experiences.
The Exedy is made by Daikin. Daikin makes Honda OEM clutches.

http://www.clutchcityonline.com/honda_civic_wagon.htm

 

[SilentWrath*]

i got the an exedy clutch kit off ebay with disc, pp, and flywheel
its a great oem replacement clutch kit

 

[Guest]

good prices too !

what is this flywheel upgrade ? will i need it ?

i'm embarrassed with part/numbers, my car is '88, tranny too (L3 model)
but engine is '92 (D15B2). this one came with civic since '92 in europe, but surely since 88 in USD/JDM, no ?

you can have a look at http://hondacar.free.fr/range honda.htm for honda europe

 

[Guest]

I don't know if this is applicable to Europe, but in the US and Japan, the 88 trannys had 21 splines on the input shaft.
Everything for 89-91 had 20 splines.
But the 89 clutch disc was smaller then the 90-91. If you get a 90-91 flywheel (this is upgrade mentioned) you can run the larger diameter 90-91 clutch on the 89 transmission.

You want to get the clutch that matches the year of your tranny, not the motor.

 

[Guest]

i asked to my french honda dealer today,
and this one can't give me info about number of spline and disk diameter with my serial number :evil:


i asked to canadian honda dealers too,
but it seems my european serial number is different of the us serial number, and this one can't give me the info too :x

so if someone read this post and knows a good trick to identify my trannyand say how many splines and disc diameter, here is the serial numbers:

car: JHMEE17200S001957
tranny: L3 1299929
first wheel turns: september 29th 1988

 

[transzex]

the tranny serial number means nothing.

Likely you have the standard 1988 clutch, 21 spline, 200mm clutch plate.

If Exedy lists the OEM replacement for the 88, I would try it.

Since your in France though, I HIGHLY suggest you inspect the tranny/clutch before ordering.

 

[Guest]

the trick was not remove teh tranny...