Clutch Replacement Recommendations '06
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Clutch Replacement Recommendations '06
My clutch is starting to slip with 55k on it. I want to upgrade it but not "break the bank" and desire something comparable to the feel of the OEM. I have a 2006 model.
Any recommendations?
I am located in Washington DC. If anyone knows of a place for the install.
Thanks.
Stephen
Any recommendations?
I am located in Washington DC. If anyone knows of a place for the install.
Thanks.
Stephen
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None of aftermarket clutch/flywheel price can not beat OEM price.
https://my350z.com/forum/drivetrain-420/
If your car is just DD, i would stick with OEM tho, that's just my two cents.
https://my350z.com/forum/drivetrain-420/
If your car is just DD, i would stick with OEM tho, that's just my two cents.
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My clutch is starting to slip with 55k on it. I want to upgrade it but not "break the bank" and desire something comparable to the feel of the OEM. I have a 2006 model.
Any recommendations?
I am located in Washington DC. If anyone knows of a place for the install.
Thanks.
Stephen
Any recommendations?
I am located in Washington DC. If anyone knows of a place for the install.
Thanks.
Stephen
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I'm needing to do the same thing I think. Dealer claims the horrible squeak that comes from releasing the clutch (sound coming from transmission casing) requires labor that would justify just buying a new clutch.
How much does a new OEM or RPS clutch cost with install? Would I need anything else like a flywheel? Car has 95k miles.
How much does a new OEM or RPS clutch cost with install? Would I need anything else like a flywheel? Car has 95k miles.
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I'm needing to do the same thing I think. Dealer claims the horrible squeak that comes from releasing the clutch (sound coming from transmission casing) requires labor that would justify just buying a new clutch.
How much does a new OEM or RPS clutch cost with install? Would I need anything else like a flywheel? Car has 95k miles.
How much does a new OEM or RPS clutch cost with install? Would I need anything else like a flywheel? Car has 95k miles.
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the OEM is considerably cheaper than RPS. Not to mention the OE clutch can use an OE flywheel, where the RPS requires use of their flywheel
A good, cost effective combo is the Exedy Sport Clutch + ACT flywheel, or the JWT
The flywheel can't be resurfaced, as it's a dual mass unit, but as long as it drive smoothly (no jerking from a dead stop) it could easily be reused.
A good, cost effective combo is the Exedy Sport Clutch + ACT flywheel, or the JWT
The flywheel can't be resurfaced, as it's a dual mass unit, but as long as it drive smoothly (no jerking from a dead stop) it could easily be reused.
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the OEM is considerably cheaper than RPS. Not to mention the OE clutch can use an OE flywheel, where the RPS requires use of their flywheel
A good, cost effective combo is the Exedy Sport Clutch + ACT flywheel, or the JWT
The flywheel can't be resurfaced, as it's a dual mass unit, but as long as it drive smoothly (no jerking from a dead stop) it could easily be reused.
A good, cost effective combo is the Exedy Sport Clutch + ACT flywheel, or the JWT
The flywheel can't be resurfaced, as it's a dual mass unit, but as long as it drive smoothly (no jerking from a dead stop) it could easily be reused.
As for the flywheel, I believe my OEM should be fine... but I'm not really sure.
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the OEM is considerably cheaper than RPS. Not to mention the OE clutch can use an OE flywheel, where the RPS requires use of their flywheel
A good, cost effective combo is the Exedy Sport Clutch + ACT flywheel, or the JWT
The flywheel can't be resurfaced, as it's a dual mass unit, but as long as it drive smoothly (no jerking from a dead stop) it could easily be reused.
A good, cost effective combo is the Exedy Sport Clutch + ACT flywheel, or the JWT
The flywheel can't be resurfaced, as it's a dual mass unit, but as long as it drive smoothly (no jerking from a dead stop) it could easily be reused.
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RPS
Clutch
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1324&VID=36
Flywheel
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1289&VID=36
OEM
Here ya go ill just post factory flywheel
http://www.factorynissanparts.com/pa...layCatalogid=0
Z1
Flywheel
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ne&prodid=1973
Clutch (hmmm dont list exedy price it dont matter bc its GARBAGE)
So if u do go Z1 route u will prob be 200$ less with a sh1tty clutch. I have RPS and have had for over 40K miles, Nitrous, Plenty of street/drag racing, Drift event and ohh yeah i tried to teach my gf how to drive a 6 speed.
Counterpunch?
Clutch
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1324&VID=36
Flywheel
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1289&VID=36
OEM
Here ya go ill just post factory flywheel
http://www.factorynissanparts.com/pa...layCatalogid=0
Z1
Flywheel
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ne&prodid=1973
Clutch (hmmm dont list exedy price it dont matter bc its GARBAGE)
So if u do go Z1 route u will prob be 200$ less with a sh1tty clutch. I have RPS and have had for over 40K miles, Nitrous, Plenty of street/drag racing, Drift event and ohh yeah i tried to teach my gf how to drive a 6 speed.
Counterpunch?
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RPS
Clutch
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1324&VID=36
Flywheel
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1289&VID=36
OEM
Here ya go ill just post factory flywheel
http://www.factorynissanparts.com/pa...layCatalogid=0
Z1
Flywheel
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ne&prodid=1973
Clutch (hmmm dont list exedy price it dont matter bc its GARBAGE)
So if u do go Z1 route u will prob be 200$ less with a sh1tty clutch. I have RPS and have had for over 40K miles, Nitrous, Plenty of street/drag racing, Drift event and ohh yeah i tried to teach my gf how to drive a 6 speed.
Counterpunch?
Clutch
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1324&VID=36
Flywheel
http://www.injectedperformance.com/e...ID=1289&VID=36
OEM
Here ya go ill just post factory flywheel
http://www.factorynissanparts.com/pa...layCatalogid=0
Z1
Flywheel
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ne&prodid=1973
Clutch (hmmm dont list exedy price it dont matter bc its GARBAGE)
So if u do go Z1 route u will prob be 200$ less with a sh1tty clutch. I have RPS and have had for over 40K miles, Nitrous, Plenty of street/drag racing, Drift event and ohh yeah i tried to teach my gf how to drive a 6 speed.
Counterpunch?