I've just bought an Exedy Stage 2 Racing Clutch for my 5E N/A David. I think that the info will be the same for you besides the difference in the torque tolerances and fitment for the FTE motor. First of all, the organic one is a direct OEM replacement by Exedy, thats why its such a good price. The Stage 1 Exedy Clutch is an entry level organic Racing clutch and is slightly uprated, usually 30% - 40% or so. Here is the writeup from their site for the Stage 1 Racing Clutch Kit. EXEDY organic racing clutches only use premium friction materials that are resistant to slippage and burst. Increased clamp loads give the necessary capacity to handle modified engines. This is the preferred clutch for street and light horsepower track use. Driveability is similar to the stock clutch. Pedal efforts will be slightly higher because of the higher clamp loads. All of our clutch discs have spring center dampers to reduce drivetrain shock. The Stage 2 Exedy Racing Clutch is also an entry level clutch but the stage 2 is a cerametallic paddle clutch. These can handle a little more load/torque than the stage 1. Here is their writeup for the Stage 2 Racing Clutch. EXEDY cerametallic clutches are designed to handle the abuse of high powered modified engines. Our cerametallic friction material can handle much more slippage than stock type disc assemblies without slipping and fading. All cerametallic discs feature spring center dampers to reduce impact and shock loads. We offer two types of cerametallic discs: * Normal Thickness (Thick) * Reduced Thickness (Thin) Normal thickness discs have greater heat capacity and therefore better durability in demanding applications such as all wheel drive. Reduced thickness discs offer greatly reduced inertia to improve shift efforts and improve synchro durability. These discs are approximately 1/2 the thickness of a stock disc and are recommended for track use only. Thats only the 2 stages that Exedy do in this particualr Racing clutch range, after that they do the Hyper single and other high spec racing clutches for the FTE engine but they are more expensive. You can look into them yourself but thats that range of Exedy Clutches in a nutshell as I was torn to which clutch to buy for my modified motor. Exedy seems a pretty reliable brand to me so I went with them, finding a 5E version wasnt too difficult with my ninjistic part finding skills Hope this helps David. Peace Joz