How Does The JWT Clutch Compare To Stock?
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how much difference is there between the jwt clutch and stock, when it comes to pushin the pedal? i think the stock is pretty tough to get down. jwt worse or about the same? thanks.
Yeah I think its lighter . . . but of all the 350s I have drove none have felt the same. Maybe the best thing to say is its too close to call. <lol election humor lol>
One thing is for sure, it is grabby. I love it. If I am daydreaming or whatever at a light I can sometimes still surprise myself . . . hard to stall it but it will jerk to let you know to wake up.
One thing is for sure, it is grabby. I love it. If I am daydreaming or whatever at a light I can sometimes still surprise myself . . . hard to stall it but it will jerk to let you know to wake up.
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i think it's the one i'm goin with. i figure savin $100 is better than savin 2 lbs with the nismo. plus, if i start sprayin, i want more than enough clampin force.
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I think it's easier to push down. In fact, surprisingly so. I get out of the Viper and drive the Z and damn near push the pedal through the floor. It is very easy to push down and like the others have said, it's pretty grabby when it engages.
I also have the JWT flywheel....love them both.
--wes
I also have the JWT flywheel....love them both.
--wes
Originally posted by TheBigShow
si; makes sense to do both. i know it's not as popular, but probly a jun.
si; makes sense to do both. i know it's not as popular, but probly a jun.
I heard the JWT clutch/flywheel kit is a fidanza... is tha true?
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