I have a 95 Eagle Talon Esi and I have a modular clutch. Where can I get a clutch kit for my car??? Would it be easier to change over to non modular and lightened flywheel??
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#7550, "RE: 1995 modular clutch ?s" In response to Reply # 0
You can get modular clutches just about anywhere. Just look around.
If you want a non-modular setup, look into getting a 95 neon flywheel. I hear that you can use that flywheel to convert to a non-modular setup. other people will have more details..
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#7551, "RE: 1995 modular clutch ?s" In response to Reply # 1
I did this on mine, but I have swapped back to a modular since. It is as simple as Dino just described. You just need to obtain a flywheel from a neon and then all the other associated bits that any standard clutch/flywheel assembly would have. If you need an actual parts list, I Can probably get one.
#7552, "RE: 1995 modular clutch ?s" In response to Reply # 2
what's the diff. between a modular and non-modulated clutch? and which is better? I'm assuming that if a 95 would like to go the lightened flywheel route, they would need to start lookin at neon clutches....
#7553, "RE: 1995 modular clutch ?s" In response to Reply # 3
Basically....modular is clutch and flywheel all in one package and can't be separated. non-modular is just the clutch.
Really only one advantage (well there's a couple) to the non modular is that you can get a lightened flywheel separately from the clutch, and since the flywheel isn't included with the clutch from a cost standpoint, it's typically a cheaper clutch.
95's typically have the non modular whereas 96+ have the modular.
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#7555, "RE: 1995 modular clutch ?s" In response to Reply # 5
There is a cutoff point in 95 for the two. I was hoping to have non modular, but when I separated the tranny from the motor, I saw the rivets. How much is a performance, say stage 2 modular clutch. Im going to be running a 100 shot in spring and I dont want to get a crappy clutch.
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