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So here's the latest toy going on my car today or tomorrow. I had the stock, went to the Nismo and now I want to try this latest toy. The flywheel is only 8 lb's and the disc/plate assy only adds another 8 lb's. So here's the break down:
Flywheel/Plate/Disc.
Stock: 46lb's
Nismo: 38lb's
Tilton: 16lb's.
I'll give a review in a day or so when it's done.
hey jeff are u going to sema, i live in vegas and wanna chat about dropping my z at ur shop to have some things ( cams, flywheel) installed. gimme a ring if u'd like...
I couldn't wait. Been out in the shop for the last few hours but I need to go home so we'll finish tomorrow. For now I'm keeping the Nismo Flywheel/Clutch in my office pending my review.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by vincenzobar
[B]i want to buy you Nismo fly wheel
I am going all Nismo!!!
I'll put you first on the list in case Jeff decides to sell.
Last edited by Jen@WestCovinaNissan; Oct 28, 2003 at 02:53 PM.
Isn't a clutch that small going to have a higher clamping force to make up for the smaller diameter and place a high load on the parts to disengage it? Looks nice though..
Originally posted by rodH is this a DIY mod or not?? (sorry for the dumb question)
If you're pretty handy with trannies and have a lift then it can be a DIY job. However, if you're just using a jack stand and don't have a helper with you then doing your own tranny work can be a *****. I'm having nightmares of helping my pop put trannies in cars. Not fun at all...