Exedy or Sachs Clutch?

[95_GTO]

I will need to replace the clutch and flywheel on my 98 3000GT SL. It currently looks as though my options are a OEM Exedy clutch or a Sachs clutch (The Sachs clutch comes in organic, ceramic, kevlar, OEM or heavy duty).The question is, which would you choose? For the record, I am a smooth shifter, but an agressive driver. If you can support your decision with a reason, it would help me better understand what choice I will make.

[Ninja Performance]

Exedy is a good choice.

-Chris

[95_GTO]

This would be the Exedy Clutch I would be getting.
EXEDY 05048 OEM Replacement Clutch Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive

I am willing to spend $250ish on a better clutch if there is suggestions. I don't know how the shop is estimating $940 to do all the work with parts included. The car will be my DD, but I would like something that can handle a little extreme driving here and there. Maybe something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/EXEDY-05800-Ra.../dp/B001B59QK8

[stealthify]

Most people recommend Exedy. Supposedly it's the closest OEM replacement clutch you can find.

I ended up going with Sachs on my last clutch replacement job, only because Exedy had about a 2-3 week lead-time and because Sachs was offering a lifetime warranty. So far I'm pretty happy with it.

[GTOJOE]

I'm running an Exedy heavy duty [full face organic]. Cannot fault it. Have done many many kms in it and daily drove it for quite a while. Heavy pedal so not great for stop start traffic but otherwise it's great.

[UTRacerX9]

Sachs is the OEM clutch for the 911 Turbo, GT2, and NA models since the 993 series, and probably before that. They know a thing or two about putting the power to the ground on high horsepower racing applications while still maintaining excellent streetability. Bottom line, you won't be sorry if you choose a Sachs clutch. Exedy will get the job done, but quality is a bit better on Sachs IMO.

[Ninja Performance]

This would be the Exedy Clutch I would be getting.
EXEDY 05048 OEM Replacement Clutch Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive

I am willing to spend $250ish on a better clutch if there is suggestions. I don't know how the shop is estimating $940 to do all the work with parts included. The car will be my DD, but I would like something that can handle a little extreme driving here and there. Maybe something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/EXEDY-05800-Ra.../dp/B001B59QK8

If interested in the 05800, I can beat that price for you.

-Chris