FS: Tilton Clutch/Flywheel (Street Version)
02-11-2011, 05:11 AM
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Tilton Clutch/Flywheel (Street Version)
Just had this removed from my 04 G35 Coupe to put the stock clutch back in. I bought it from another member here with new clutch disks and put maybe 5k miles on it at the most? I'll get some pictures posted up if requested.
I had no problems with it, just went back to stock because I bought the wife a Buick Enclave and I (might) sell my G. Thanks
$500 (A thousand less than you will pay brand new from Titan Motorsports, the only distributor for this assembly)
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I had no problems with it, just went back to stock because I bought the wife a Buick Enclave and I (might) sell my G. Thanks
$500 (A thousand less than you will pay brand new from Titan Motorsports, the only distributor for this assembly)
tony
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02-11-2011, 09:55 AM
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https://my350z.com/forum/engine-and-...-wowie-10.html
I would reference that thread for a lot of questions. The Street setup if I remember correctly is good to 300whp. The entire assembly is 16lbs versus 48lbs for the stock assembly and you WILL notice the difference.
A new throwout bearing would be required as well.
I would reference that thread for a lot of questions. The Street setup if I remember correctly is good to 300whp. The entire assembly is 16lbs versus 48lbs for the stock assembly and you WILL notice the difference.
A new throwout bearing would be required as well.
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