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01-31-2005, 08:09 AM
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02-01-2005, 07:10 AM
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Originally posted by BrImSt0ne
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02-01-2005, 11:50 AM
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Hey fellas,
I need to replace my clutch and flywheel. What do you recommend? I am leaning towards the JWT clutch and flywheel combo from www.i-m-racing.com for $812 shipped. Any other recommendations besides the Tilton Full street clutch and the JWT? Thanks.
Brandon
I need to replace my clutch and flywheel. What do you recommend? I am leaning towards the JWT clutch and flywheel combo from www.i-m-racing.com for $812 shipped. Any other recommendations besides the Tilton Full street clutch and the JWT? Thanks.
Brandon
02-01-2005, 11:53 AM
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Tre,
I know this was kinda forgotten about ...
Do you still want the subwoofer?
If not, I would like to sell it. You still have dibs on it ... let me know
Jim
I know this was kinda forgotten about ...
Do you still want the subwoofer?
If not, I would like to sell it. You still have dibs on it ... let me know
Jim
02-01-2005, 11:55 AM
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Originally posted by 350ZXTREME
Hey fellas,
I need to replace my clutch and flywheel. What do you recommend? I am leaning towards the JWT clutch and flywheel combo from www.i-m-racing.com for $812 shipped. Any other recommendations besides the Tilton Full street clutch and the JWT? Thanks.
Brandon
Hey fellas,
I need to replace my clutch and flywheel. What do you recommend? I am leaning towards the JWT clutch and flywheel combo from www.i-m-racing.com for $812 shipped. Any other recommendations besides the Tilton Full street clutch and the JWT? Thanks.
Brandon
02-01-2005, 11:59 AM
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yes you can ... you just have to schedule an appt to get your car in there ... something my workin **** is unable to do for the past 3 months ... and I dont even have a 6th gear 
02-01-2005, 12:01 PM
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Originally posted by JimRHIT
yes you can ... you just have to schedule an appt to get your car in there ... something my workin **** is unable to do for the past 3 months ... and I dont even have a 6th gear
yes you can ... you just have to schedule an appt to get your car in there ... something my workin **** is unable to do for the past 3 months ... and I dont even have a 6th gear
02-01-2005, 12:06 PM
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Hey Jim,
So JWT sounds good or is there something better besides the Tilton? How do I get a hold of Greg at Mossy? BTW...do they have a website like Performance Nissan?
Thanks.
Brandon
So JWT sounds good or is there something better besides the Tilton? How do I get a hold of Greg at Mossy? BTW...do they have a website like Performance Nissan?
Thanks.
Brandon
02-01-2005, 12:08 PM
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Originally posted by 350ZXTREME
Hey fellas,
I need to replace my clutch and flywheel. What do you recommend? I am leaning towards the JWT clutch and flywheel combo from www.i-m-racing.com for $812 shipped. Any other recommendations besides the Tilton Full street clutch and the JWT? Thanks.
Brandon
Hey fellas,
I need to replace my clutch and flywheel. What do you recommend? I am leaning towards the JWT clutch and flywheel combo from www.i-m-racing.com for $812 shipped. Any other recommendations besides the Tilton Full street clutch and the JWT? Thanks.
Brandon
if it were me, i would run the jun chromoly flywheel. same weight and price as the jwt, but it won't make noise, and it will hold up longer.
i am not a fan of the replaceable friction surface on the jwt. i can just see one of the screws coming out and destroying something. just my opinion...but i am right.
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02-01-2005, 12:09 PM
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Tilton is more or less non-streetable ... even the street version
you can't forget we live in SoCal .. read TRAFFIC JAMS ... not open road montana or something.
I have read that JWT is a very nice upgrade with the noise being the only setback .... I am going for it
you can't forget we live in SoCal .. read TRAFFIC JAMS ... not open road montana or something.
I have read that JWT is a very nice upgrade with the noise being the only setback .... I am going for it
02-01-2005, 12:09 PM
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Originally posted by JimRHIT
lol .. what u get?
tubo fucus?
lol .. what u get?
tubo fucus?
Yeah call 1-866-55-MOSSY and ask for Greg Vogel or you can check stuff out at www.mossyperformance.com Best bet is to call Greg.
02-01-2005, 12:10 PM
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Thanks for the input Chad. Anyone else? Oh yeah, do you recommend anywhere to get he Jun flywheel? Can what clutch do you recommend for this flywheel?
Brandon
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02-01-2005, 12:14 PM
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i have seen it at sgpracing.com, and they have a roller bearing option for the output shaft for 15 bucks more (instead of a bushing).
unless you are going to add a poop load of horsepower, i would stick with the stock clutch (a new one of course). any other clutch will be a pain to drive, and you will wish you had never done anything in the first place.
unless you are going to add a poop load of horsepower, i would stick with the stock clutch (a new one of course). any other clutch will be a pain to drive, and you will wish you had never done anything in the first place.
02-01-2005, 12:19 PM
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Chad,
The dealership wanted $1400 for the clutch and flywheel. That's why I didn't want them to put that in for me. I want something that will last longer and hold at least a little better than the stock clutch. Any other ideas?
The dealership wanted $1400 for the clutch and flywheel. That's why I didn't want them to put that in for me. I want something that will last longer and hold at least a little better than the stock clutch. Any other ideas?