Clutch recommendation for sc m3

[Chanman1029]

I have a fx400 from clutchmasters that’s pretty nice. Kinda grabby but holds power pretty good

does that have a single mass flywheel?

[Silent]

OP, it all depends on the power that you are putting down and how you drive (aggressive, spirited or mixture)

From experience, oem clutches will hold the additional power, but not for long ~10k miles or so.

Aftermarket clutches are like fast food in ads, it only looks good in the ad.

It it wasn’t for UUC reputation, their products are actually good, but they have the wrong person at the wheel.

SouthBend has a verity of clutches or they can build a custom one all depends on what you want. I have a stage 3 set up on my e39 m5 SC, 30k+ miles and same as the date it was installed. Also break-in is very important. Those who skip this step usually buy another clutch soon and complain about what they had, when In fact it was driver error.

In regards to LWFW anything other than oem or Dinan is not gonna deliver m3 experience, specially single mass, but that’s all up to the drivers comfort zone. Obviously, if it’s a track car, then who cares. Lighter the better. Hope this helps.

[LSB4Me]

Having driven cars with both the FX400 and the UUC kit, I much prefer the UUC. Easier to modulate from my experience.

[9kracing]

I have the ACT HDSS and Streetlight flywheel in mine, and I'm very happy. Close to stock pedal feel with a huge increase in TQ capacity. I'm making less WHP but switching to a smaller pulley soon and I have no concerns.

There's very minimal chatter.

[kokgo20]

Just bought a DKM twin disc that's going in an SMG. I'll update the thread with my impressions..

Would love to know your impressions with this kit as well.

[Rudbari]

I went with Clutch Kit SACHS Performance "Racing" - BMW 21217528209

I recommend alot