So i bought the JWT clutch/flywheel, should i.....
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I have the JWT clutch and flywheel. I also got the agency power clutch line, Redline mt90 GL4 tranny oil, redline GL5 differential oil.
Should i get the Nismo Pilotbearing? Another Z owner said something about replacing with a new Clutch slave cylinder too.
I really want to get all the stuff i need since everything will be out for install. I want to replace things that might get old or that breaks on me now. Can anyone tell me what other things i should get with ballpark prices and how it will improve. thanks.
Should i get the Nismo Pilotbearing? Another Z owner said something about replacing with a new Clutch slave cylinder too.
I really want to get all the stuff i need since everything will be out for install. I want to replace things that might get old or that breaks on me now. Can anyone tell me what other things i should get with ballpark prices and how it will improve. thanks.
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btw, not sure if the flywheel bolts are reusable on the 350z. My old car, each bolt retailed at the dealer for 10 bucks each. Any input on this? thanks.
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Originally Posted by streetd
I had my JWT clutch/flywheel installed not too long ago, I didnt have to replace any bolts or anything. A new pilot and release bearing came with the combo.
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In my case, the braided, kevlar-coated clutch line was put in (along with hi-temp fluid) after boiling the clutch fluid twice at the Tail of the Dragon 2 years ago. Hasn't happened once since the change! I also used heat wrap on the additional metal clutch line that goes up to the reservoir (runs pretty close to my Crawford headers).
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Get the clutch line. I am gettign mine installed this weekend having major problems with heat up and extream cool down and the clutch sticking. Should make a big difference.
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Originally Posted by ZYAAA21
Get the clutch line. I am gettign mine installed this weekend having major problems with heat up and extream cool down and the clutch sticking. Should make a big difference.
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
thanks..already got that. I was really concerned about the flywheel bolts. not sure if i can reuse them. Dealer wants a lot. Anyone know where i can get them at a cheaper price?
I don't see why not. Got my JWT Combo installed by the dealer and they did not replace them.
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