need advice on rotors and clutch
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need advice on rotors and clutch
im new to the 350z thing.. owned mine since new ...05. But i have been doing the muscle car thing for a long time. Im looking to do mild upgrades for my Z. I need to do a clutch, and rotors all the way around. This is my daily driver. I have a few mild mods, and no real desire to do major ones to the vehicle. But as it wears i will upgrade. Ive turned 96k miles on the stock clutch and its time!! im looking to do clutch, pressure plate, and maybe flywheel too. hearing things about going to a lighter flywheel as they arent dual mass and cause gear noise?/ As well my cryo rotors are toast. i want to replace all four. Im curious as to the brands that have been used and tested?/? im not looking to spend thousands but want a product that will last and give me a little more than what ive got!! any help would be great..
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For OEM replacement rotors that are excellent quality without any slots or holes Centric premium rotors are best bang for the $ IMO. Never had issues.
Clutch and flywheel wise when its time for me I'll be picking up a mid range southbend combo. I of course have to get the HD slave cylinder bc I'm an HR car.
Clutch and flywheel wise when its time for me I'll be picking up a mid range southbend combo. I of course have to get the HD slave cylinder bc I'm an HR car.
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Welcome and congratulations.
Clutch suggestions can be found in the drivetrain forum. Upgrade to what? If your current clutch has sufficient clamping specs you get nothing with a new clutch.
Rotor suggestions can be found in the brake forum. You can spent $200 to $2000 for rotors. For $2000 you get pretty 2-piece rotors. Will $2000 rotors perform better than $200 rotors? Nope.
Clutch suggestions can be found in the drivetrain forum. Upgrade to what? If your current clutch has sufficient clamping specs you get nothing with a new clutch.
Rotor suggestions can be found in the brake forum. You can spent $200 to $2000 for rotors. For $2000 you get pretty 2-piece rotors. Will $2000 rotors perform better than $200 rotors? Nope.
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