Can anyone suggest the best clutch for my 2015 Civic Si?
so i was out with my buddies the other day, right? we were just cruising around and my clutch starts slipping. like, what the heck? I swear it was working fine the day before. had to do some panic downshifts and my buddy’s just laughing at me. But he wasn’t laughing when I hit VTEC and left him in the dust.
so now i’m looking to swap this clutch out before it completely gives up on me. i want something that can handle my driving style, which is mostly spirited with a bit of daily driving. has anyone tried the Exedy or ACT? or is there something better out there that won’t break the bank?
just trying to avoid the “slam it in gear and pray” technique, you know? also, is it super hard to install? like, should I take it to a shop or can a dude like me do it? any experience would help. thanks!
I ve had great luck with Exedy for my 2015 Si in Cali. Super smooth and responsive. friends say it’s the way to go if you like spirited driving.
Heard a lot about ACT too but Exedy just fits my vibe better. Just my two cents.
I ve been through a few clutches in my 2014 Si here in Florida and the ACT clutch was a game changer for me way smoother shifts.
Also I ve heard good things about the Exedy Stage 1 but it can feel a bit heavy if you’re used to the stock one.
Definitely depends on your driving style though. good luck with the choice
I ve had great luck with the Exedy clutch on mine up in Toronto it feels super responsive and holds well even with some extra power. no regrets so far just smooth shifts.
I ve been rocking my 2015 Si in Chicago and I swear by the ACT clutch it feels solid and handles power upgrades real well.
Install was easy too just make sure you follow the guidelines.
I’ve been in love with my 2015 Civic Si for a while now and when it came time to replace the clutch I went with the Exedy stage 1. It’s been pretty solid for daily driving here in California.
However I heard some people rave about the ACT clutches too. They seem to handle more power if you’re looking to mod the engine down the road.
Just throwing it out there. Hope that helps.
I had a 2015 Civic Si in California once and I always liked the ACT clutches they felt solid and reliable. I ve heard great things about the Exedy too but it really depends on what you’re looking for. Some folks swear by them for track days.
The pedal feel is really important though if you’re in traffic a lot you may want something that won’t kill your leg. Just my two cents on it.
been rocking my 2015 Civic Si for a couple years now and I switched to the Exedy Stage 1 clutch last summer while living in California great for daily drives and a bit of spirited driving
I ve heard some folks rave about the ACT clutches too but honestly the Exedy’s been solid for me responsive and smooth
don’t go cheap on clutches it’s usually not worth it in the long run trust me on this one
I had a 2015 Civic Si too and I swapped to an Exedy clutch real smooth and durable no problems in Seattle weather. I ve heard some like ACT too but that one’s a bit aggressive.
Ive tried a few clutches on my 2015 Si here in Toronto and the Exedy stage 1 was solid for me. felt nice on the shift and held power pretty well.
Some say Clutchmaster is the way to go but I found the pedal too stiff for daily driving. Just my take.
i’ve got a 2015 Civic Si too and I swapped my clutch for an Exedy Stage 1 last year. felt a noticeable difference in the bite and handles power like a champ on those busy LA streets. totally recommend it if you’re looking for something reliable.
I’ve had my 2015 Civic Si for a bit now and went through a few clutch options. The Exedy stage 1 was solid for daily driving in California. Smooth engagement yet tough enough to handle spirited drives.
But my buddy in Oregon swears by the ACT clutch so you might want to check that out too.
Ive heard good things about the Exedy clutch for the Civic Si it’s smooth and durable. Mine’s been great here in California. Try it.
I’ve had a good experience with Exedy for my 2015 Si. It’s been reliable and smooth in traffic.
Best choice I think.