!!!!socal Clutch Help!!!!
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ok. im just gonna start by saying im a noooob when it comes to drivetrain. my clutch is slipping pretty bad now. what exact parts do i need? ive been told
1. clutch
2. flywheel
3. bearing
from a friend on the forum.. now all i need is anyone that is able to install this? reply or PM please.
1. clutch
2. flywheel
3. bearing
from a friend on the forum.. now all i need is anyone that is able to install this? reply or PM please.
Pressure plate,clutch disc, flywheel(optional, you can use your stock one but get it resurfaced), pilot bearing, throw out bearing, alignment tool, new flywheel bolts(some have used old ones but i rather buy new)
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i am purchasing this.
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275735
what else would i need? and any recommendations on install?
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275735
what else would i need? and any recommendations on install?
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Erik I can recommend a shop in Westminster for the install. The shop has swapped my motor with tranny for my Z and also the new clutch. The shop does top notch work and I highly recommend them.
Japanese Engine Racing Deveopment
14905 Dillow St
Westminster CA 92683
714-890-9207
Ask for Lin
Some of the cars he has worked on besides mine is a 280Z with a RB26. He does some excellent and fast work also. If you call him tell him Ed from Turbonetics reffered you.
Japanese Engine Racing Deveopment
14905 Dillow St
Westminster CA 92683
714-890-9207
Ask for Lin
Some of the cars he has worked on besides mine is a 280Z with a RB26. He does some excellent and fast work also. If you call him tell him Ed from Turbonetics reffered you.
How did you wear out your clutch already. I've read posts stating that you don't drive hard, so if that's the case, you may have a tendency to ride the clutch. If this is the culprit and you're able to correct this habit, your next clutch should last a good deal longer.
Eric get JWT clutch/flywheel combo. It'll actually cost you less than buying a new OEM clutch/flywheel.
Stock clutch is piece of sh*t IMHO. I can't stand its long *** travel and engagement point.
Also with stock flywheel the car revs up and down like a turtle.
Stock clutch is piece of sh*t IMHO. I can't stand its long *** travel and engagement point.
Also with stock flywheel the car revs up and down like a turtle.
Originally Posted by gsazabi
lol i see. I'll sell you my 05 OEM!

Plus its OEM clutch + flywheel. lol
We're fighting for his business.
Originally Posted by knucklez
Only 110k! I'd say it had a good run for it's money. 
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Originally Posted by Sensi09
How did you wear out your clutch already. I've read posts stating that you don't drive hard, so if that's the case, you may have a tendency to ride the clutch. If this is the culprit and you're able to correct this habit, your next clutch should last a good deal longer.



