Nismo clutch and diff's released
Originally posted by fdao
Hmmm. I wonder how much stiffer the clutch will be with the Nismo set up.
Hmmm. I wonder how much stiffer the clutch will be with the Nismo set up.
I already asked about diff ratio gears such as 3.9, 4.083, 4.444, 4.636 but no go as far as I'm aware. Hey Jeff, do you know of any Nissan techs that I can shoot an email to to inquire about differential gearing and swaps from older R200 diffs?
Originally posted by Juztin
I already asked about diff ratio gears such as 3.9, 4.083, 4.444, 4.636 but no go as far as I'm aware. Hey Jeff, do you know of any Nissan techs that I can shoot an email to to inquire about differential gearing and swaps from older R200 diffs?
I already asked about diff ratio gears such as 3.9, 4.083, 4.444, 4.636 but no go as far as I'm aware. Hey Jeff, do you know of any Nissan techs that I can shoot an email to to inquire about differential gearing and swaps from older R200 diffs?
So you have to purchase the plate AND disc separately? Jeez, that's almost $600 for a standard heavy duty clutch. Why is the Nismo stuff so expensive? Is Nissan purposely trying to deflect people away from its products?
Originally posted by mwaller
Can the clutch and plate be used with the OEM flywheel? How much do you charge for installation of these parts?
Can the clutch and plate be used with the OEM flywheel? How much do you charge for installation of these parts?
Last edited by Jeff@Performance; Dec 1, 2003 at 02:33 PM.
Originally posted by mwaller
What symptoms do I need in order to receive a new tranny from Nissan? Is gear balk sufficient? Or does it need to grind all the time?
Mika
What symptoms do I need in order to receive a new tranny from Nissan? Is gear balk sufficient? Or does it need to grind all the time?
Mika
i really really need something like this for the track, because i dont know how much more power my stock diff will be able to hold.
but im not holding my breath....i know how over priced most nismo products are. did i say most? i meant all...heh however if it is the "prjected" under 900.00, then im all over it.
a quick question...
i guessing it shouldnt matter weather your have the at or mt 350z correct?
but im not holding my breath....i know how over priced most nismo products are. did i say most? i meant all...heh however if it is the "prjected" under 900.00, then im all over it.
a quick question...
i guessing it shouldnt matter weather your have the at or mt 350z correct?
Originally posted by MySunset350Z
i really really need something like this for the track, because i dont know how much more power my stock diff will be able to hold.
but im not holding my breath....i know how over priced most nismo products are. did i say most? i meant all...heh however if it is the "prjected" under 900.00, then im all over it.
a quick question...
i guessing it shouldnt matter weather your have the at or mt 350z correct?
i really really need something like this for the track, because i dont know how much more power my stock diff will be able to hold.
but im not holding my breath....i know how over priced most nismo products are. did i say most? i meant all...heh however if it is the "prjected" under 900.00, then im all over it.
a quick question...
i guessing it shouldnt matter weather your have the at or mt 350z correct?
Originally posted by pimp1911
Will this increase torque to the rear wheels. And if so by how much.
Will this increase torque to the rear wheels. And if so by how much.
Originally posted by stx
Jeff, how does the car drive with the NISMO clutch and pressure plate? Is it streetable or is it like a double carbon clutch?
Jeff, how does the car drive with the NISMO clutch and pressure plate? Is it streetable or is it like a double carbon clutch?
(of course only on a closed course, professional driver, never attempt this yourself.....)
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Originally posted by pimp1911
Will this increase torque to the rear wheels. And if so by how much.
Will this increase torque to the rear wheels. And if so by how much.
The NISMO clutch disc and plate have a slightly heavier pedal feel than stock. Shift effort is raised also. This clutch has no springs and is not as smooth engaging as the stock clutch. I don't know how they could say that. However, it is easily modulated and very streetable. But the comparison to the stock clutch made above is inaccurate.


