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I noticed on some sites that the same exedy model number varies from site to another.

Exedy 07959csc varies from a stage 2 to 3 to stage 4. All the sites use a generic picture. Does anyone know if this is a stage 2 or stage 4 kit?

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Buy a twin disc.
 
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Ok. I'll check into a twin Disc. Kinda leaning towards vengeance stage 2.
It is one of those scenarios where, you get what you pay for. The twin disc options have stock like pedal effort, while providing more than enough clamping force. Because there is 2x the friction material, the pressure plate spring doesn't have to be so heavy. Not only does this make for a better driving experience, but is easier on the hydraulics. Some of those single disc kits with very high torque ratings put excessive pressure on the slave cylinder and master cylinder because the springs are so damn stiff.
 
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