ACT Heavy Duty Performance Street Disc Clutch Kit 1998-2001 Impreza 2.5RS

Choosing between a full-face organic disc and a pucked cerametallic disc depends on your driving habits and performance needs. A full-face organic disc is best suited for daily driving and mild performance upgrades, offering smooth engagement, longevity, and quiet operation, making it ideal for street-focused vehicles with basic modifications. In contrast, a pucked cerametallic disc is designed for high-performance applications, featuring quick engagement, superior heat resistance, and higher torque capacity. This makes it the go-to option for racing, drifting, and vehicles with significant power upgrades. If you prioritize comfort and seamless engagement for daily use, the full-face organic disc is the right choice. However, if you need rapid engagement and superior performance under extreme conditions, a pucked clutch is the better option.

The decision between a single disc and twin disc clutch depends on your vehicle’s power level and intended use. A single disc clutch is best for daily drivers and vehicles with moderate performance upgrades, handling up to 400-600 FT-LB of torque. It provides smooth engagement, an OEM-like pedal feel, and cost-effective performance, making it a great choice for street use with bolt-on modifications like intakes, exhausts, and tuning. Conversely, a twin disc clutch is ideal for high-performance builds exceeding 600 FT-LB of torque, offering superior heat dissipation, higher torque capacity, and faster shifts. This makes it the preferred option for competitive motorsports, aggressive driving, and vehicles requiring extreme torque handling. If you want a balance of affordability and daily drivability, a single disc clutch is the way to go, whereas a twin disc clutch is essential for high-power builds and track-ready performance.

The choice between a Prolite and Streetlite flywheel depends on your driving style and vehicle modifications. The Streetlite flywheel is designed for daily drivers and street builds, featuring slightly more mass to improve drivability, smooth engagement, and better heat dissipation. This makes it a great option for vehicles that see a mix of city driving and occasional track days. In contrast, the Prolite flywheel is engineered for racing and aggressive performance, offering a lightweight design that reduces mass for quicker revs, sharper throttle response, and faster shifts. This makes it ideal for high-horsepower or lightweight builds focused on track performance. If you need a flywheel that balances comfort and performance for versatile driving, the Streetlite flywheel is the better choice. However, if you prioritize ultimate responsiveness and fast acceleration, the Prolite flywheel is the superior option.