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Anyone know If I could use the exedy twin disc clutch for the 300ZX twin turbo in my car? I can't find the exedy twin for the 350Z anywhere for a decent price. Searching brought up no results...
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I still don't see it. Besides the fact that IMO a 300z twin plate won't hold the torque that a VQ can make.
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You'd be amazed at the number of different flywheels that will bolt up to various nissan cars...it really is kind of amazing.
well, when they're the same engine, it's not all that amazing (parts bin technology should not be amazing to you anymore)
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That is the VQ35 clutch and NOT the 300zx clutch. The VQ35 clutch has the crank position pickup ring that can be seen on the left of the picture where his 4 fingers are. The 300zx clutch/flywheel will not have that and will not work properly on the VQ35 engine.
That is the VQ35 clutch and NOT the 300zx clutch. The VQ35 clutch has the crank position pickup ring that can be seen on the left of the picture where his 4 fingers are. The 300zx clutch/flywheel will not have that and will not work properly on the VQ35 engine.
Clutch Masters has a Twin Organic/Kevlar composit thats fairly affordable. FX600 and the FX 700 is the race version of that clutch. You can use it with any of the fly wheels I've been told, not like the carbon single, twin, or triple's. Its recomended though you have one with a removable friction surface on the fly wheel that way their is no need to resurface or purchase a new one, just pop in a new donut.
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well, when they're the same engine, it's not all that amazing (parts bin technology should not be amazing to you anymore)
I'm not talking about the same engine...read this thread and learn what I did and maybe you'll understand where I'm coming from...it surprised me at least. I never said the 300ZX TT flywheel would work with the 350Z, I just said I wouldn't be surprised if it did. Kyle confirmed though that it does not because of the CAS pickup ring
That is the VQ35 clutch and NOT the 300zx clutch. The VQ35 clutch has the crank position pickup ring that can be seen on the left of the picture where his 4 fingers are. The 300zx clutch/flywheel will not have that and will not work properly on the VQ35 engine.
That's the answer I was looking for. Thank you. Now does anyone know where I can FIND the exedy twin disc for a 350Z?
I got the twin disc carbon from GTM. But mine is the exact one that was on display at SEMA..so I don't know how easy they are to get. Give Sam a call and see if he could help you. He's one of the main distributors for Exedy USA.
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Exedy twin disc clutch - 300ZX
