what clutch are you guys using?
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what clutch are you guys using?
I was wondering what kind of clutches you all are using in your hardbodies? I just blew my 15 year old stock clutch out... And its time to replace it but I want something better than stock...
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i have an exedy stock replacement. holds up pretty good. would be much better if i did resurface the flywheel instead of cheaping out.
1993 hardbody currently ka24e, 5spd, basically stock
ka24et buildup and swap coming this summer
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I am running a clutch masters stage 4, This one. http://www.amsperformance.com/store/pro ... ts_id=1341
It seems to do good but it is really grabby, meaning that if you try to slip it it chatters.
It holds the power alot more than my centerforce duel friction ever did.
It seems to do good but it is really grabby, meaning that if you try to slip it it chatters.
It holds the power alot more than my centerforce duel friction ever did.
1995 Nissan Pickup truck running Megasquirt V3.0 MSII 2.88 EDIS with a turbo.
Dyno #s 354WHP 381Foot pounds
KA24E-t Power
Dyno #s 354WHP 381Foot pounds
KA24E-t Power
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no truck clutches ARE plentiful use a clutch kit for a 300zx, theyre the same (idk what year, just remember i looked it up and Part #s are the same)
1993 hardbody currently ka24e, 5spd, basically stock
ka24et buildup and swap coming this summer
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ka24et buildup and swap coming this summer
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Ive got the luk pro gold clutch, the pedal is softer then stock, it takes a crapload of abuse, and i hear it can hold 10psi (depends on a lot but you get the idea) no clue which turbo
I looked into the 300zx clutch and just gave up and got the luk, i didnt find much solid information on which disc (and pressure plate?) will fit from what year 300zx
the 240 flywheels are smaller, so the truck flywheel is the best choice for surface area, too bad we dont have many good options. The contact surface is 240mm, i believe the 240 flywheels are 220
white bunny special = hardbody flywheel and clutch in a 240
Any chance to find a lightweight flywheel that will fit our trucks?
I looked into the 300zx clutch and just gave up and got the luk, i didnt find much solid information on which disc (and pressure plate?) will fit from what year 300zx
the 240 flywheels are smaller, so the truck flywheel is the best choice for surface area, too bad we dont have many good options. The contact surface is 240mm, i believe the 240 flywheels are 220
white bunny special = hardbody flywheel and clutch in a 240
Any chance to find a lightweight flywheel that will fit our trucks?
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The 240 flywheel is 225mm yes the truck is 240mm...schmauster920 wrote:Ive got the luk pro gold clutch, the pedal is softer then stock, it takes a crapload of abuse, and i hear it can hold 10psi (depends on a lot but you get the idea) no clue which turbo
I looked into the 300zx clutch and just gave up and got the luk, i didnt find much solid information on which disc (and pressure plate?) will fit from what year 300zx
the 240 flywheels are smaller, so the truck flywheel is the best choice for surface area, too bad we dont have many good options. The contact surface is 240mm, i believe the 240 flywheels are 220
white bunny special = hardbody flywheel and clutch in a 240
Any chance to find a lightweight flywheel that will fit our trucks?
I went with a centerforce stage 2 clutch... Supposed to hold around 250 ft-lbs... Plenty for what I am aiming for(220ish hp)
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It is ok to do, you can get higher grade clutches... But I doubt you will have the power for that in your hardbody.tenacious wrote:Ok. So using a 240 clutch and a hardbody flywheel is the best way to go?
I have a stage 2 clutch made by centerforce that will hold up to 250ft pounds... Thats more than enough for me...
They also had a dual friction stage 3 but I didnt plan on going for 400 ft lbs yet...
-Mike