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Unless you are into drag only work and are pumping extreme horsepower, I cannot understand why you would want a button clutch. They are without doubt the most horrible, god awful invention allowed into and EVERYDAY STREET DRIVEN car. Just my $.02c worth

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Unless you are into drag only work and are pumping extreme horsepower, I cannot understand why you would want a button clutch. They are without doubt the most horrible, god awful invention allowed into and EVERYDAY STREET DRIVEN car. Just my $.02c worth

I concur my mate got one installed in his 200, n he is gettign the shits with it, its an utter pain in the a$$, especially with traction

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Unless you are into drag only work and are pumping extreme horsepower, I cannot understand why you would want a button clutch. They are without doubt the most horrible, god awful invention allowed into and EVERYDAY STREET DRIVEN car. Just my $.02c worth

agreed. i have one and do not enjoy it.

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You can call up any Bursons and they will be able to source a button clutch for you. I enquired about this and I'll warn you know they aren't cheap. For an Exedy button clutch your looking at easily $1500.

However unless your planning for a drag strip weapon this kind of clutch is a pig for street driving. I looking at up grading clutch to something like a puck type clutch or twin plate.

Look up www.exedy.com.au the company is based out in Keysborough so you can call them for any prices, although they do not sell direct to the public.

Hope that helps

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