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Hey anyone have this? I was just notified that by my shop that they dropped one off as a sponsorship, but I had no idea they even made one for

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Old 10-07-2009, 11:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey anyone have this? I was just notified that by my shop that they dropped one off as a sponsorship, but I had no idea they even made one for our cars? Anyone know or have any reviews on it?
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Old 10-08-2009, 02:18 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I had a ACT clutch on my previous car (EVO9)...it sucked...8/10 times my 4th -> 5th gear always get stucked when shifting at 7000rpm...
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I had a ACT clutch on my previous car (EVO9)...it sucked...8/10 times my 4th -> 5th gear always get stucked when shifting at 7000rpm...
Evo's have 0 in common with the Z though, especially in the transmission department. I've heard of lockout issues when drag racing with the ACT on Evo's as well, but I swear to you I've never once experienced it myself, and I've used it countless times.

As for the Z unit, it hasn't been wide released yet, but that is due to happen any day. For anyone who wants to try one out, let us know, we'll hook ya up (we're a direct ACT dealer)
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Evo's have 0 in common with the Z though, especially in the transmission department. I've heard of lockout issues when drag racing with the ACT on Evo's as well, but I swear to you I've never once experienced it myself, and I've used it countless times.

As for the Z unit, it hasn't been wide released yet, but that is due to happen any day. For anyone who wants to try one out, let us know, we'll hook ya up (we're a direct ACT dealer)
I agree.
One of the reason I got a Z was the transmission. I saw a pic of z's tranmission, the gears and everything looks really beefy. Plus, I believe Z has the correct layout of the transmission that a car should have. EVO's layout is just like Honda, so there's less room for gears and trans oil...
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