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Exedy clutch kit, throwout bearing?

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    Exedy clutch kit, throwout bearing?

    I'm replacing my clutch this weekend and ordered the EXEDY 08014 OEM kit off of Amazon based on good things I've heard about it. I'm trying to keep it as stock as possible, and there seems to be some strong opinions that contradict each other on throwout bearings. I keep hearing two things. One is that you should go get the genuine Honda throwout bearing from a dealership. The other thing I keep reading is that apparently the throwout bearing that comes with the Exedy OEM clutch kit has the SAME part number and SAME branding as the Honda genuine tb. And yet it gets contradicted with people saying that the throwout bearing on that kit has gone bad on them.

    I just want a straight solid answer on the truth. Does anybody really know the truth or are everyone's opinions based on false rumors? Please can somebody clear this up for me?
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    Go for the OEM one.
    I'd call the Exedy people and ask.
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      #3
      It comes with a nachi bearing.

      I've put about 10,000 miles/6 months on it with no problems yet.

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        #4
        Yea nachi is the one it comes with. Its a oe bearing. Nachi is a very good brand. Just make sure when you assemble the throwout bearing you dont use a hammer or anything harsh to damage it, it should go in with just a few bumps.
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          #5
          ive had my new exedy clutch kit in for about 3000 miles now.. not a single problem. used the throwout bearing that came with it

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            #6
            Good thread, I was wondering the same thing if I really need to buy an OEM one for my H22 Exedy kit, more opinions please.


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              #7
              This is the reason why I bought the Exedy kit over the Duralast kit, it comes with an OE quality bearing and was $10 more than autozone on Amazon.
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