clutch/flywheel DIY
08-24-2014, 01:53 PM
#2
Supporting Maxima.org Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: NH
Posts: 311
I'm pretty sure Fidanza is the flywheel I want. Now I just need to find a good deal on the combo. Ebay has a Exedy/Fidanza combo for $595 from Ultrarev. Sounds like a good deal. Yes?
08-26-2014, 05:49 AM
#5
Just my thoughts...
That combo seems to be an OEM solid clutch with a solid flywheel. I'd be worried about how harsh the shifts are since normally the solid OEM clutch is mated with a dual mass flywheel.
That combo seems to be an OEM solid clutch with a solid flywheel. I'd be worried about how harsh the shifts are since normally the solid OEM clutch is mated with a dual mass flywheel.
09-02-2014, 05:51 PM
#9
A couple regular jacks would be good. a set of jack stands, torque wrench, handtools, a T55 torx bit for the flywheel bolts, brake cleaner, 200 grit sandpaper to scuff the block, bell housing and flywheel.
09-02-2014, 06:55 PM
#10
OEM 03-05 350z CLutch disc and OEM 02-06 Maxima / 02-06 Altima Pressure Plate is more than enough clutch than 90% of members will need on this forum.
For the love of god do NOT buy a Banhof clutch. It does not hold power and the pressure plate is very soft.
And do to a Transmission drop you will need....
3 Yack stands
A yack
A piece of wood
T55 Torx
17mm Socket, (Deep and short 1/2 drives)
Some 1/2 Drive extensions
14mm Socket and or Ratcheting wrench
10mm Hex Bit (For 5mt's just use the head of a 1/2 drive to drain le oil)
Common sense for the rest.
If the OP has already done headers then you have enough tool sense to drop the tranny, I have done both a lot and I would say initially the easiest is a transmission, but after you do each a few times they're both relatively meh in terms of things to do on a Maxima.
For the love of god do NOT buy a Banhof clutch. It does not hold power and the pressure plate is very soft.
And do to a Transmission drop you will need....
3 Yack stands
A yack
A piece of wood
T55 Torx
17mm Socket, (Deep and short 1/2 drives)
Some 1/2 Drive extensions
14mm Socket and or Ratcheting wrench
10mm Hex Bit (For 5mt's just use the head of a 1/2 drive to drain le oil)
Common sense for the rest.
If the OP has already done headers then you have enough tool sense to drop the tranny, I have done both a lot and I would say initially the easiest is a transmission, but after you do each a few times they're both relatively meh in terms of things to do on a Maxima.
Last edited by aackshun; 09-02-2014 at 07:01 PM.
09-03-2014, 05:16 AM
#11
Supporting Maxima.org Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: NH
Posts: 311
OEM 03-05 350z CLutch disc and OEM 02-06 Maxima / 02-06 Altima Pressure Plate is more than enough clutch than 90% of members will need on this forum.
For the love of god do NOT buy a Banhof clutch. It does not hold power and the pressure plate is very soft.
And do to a Transmission drop you will need....
3 Yack stands
A yack
A piece of wood
T55 Torx
17mm Socket, (Deep and short 1/2 drives)
Some 1/2 Drive extensions
14mm Socket and or Ratcheting wrench
10mm Hex Bit (For 5mt's just use the head of a 1/2 drive to drain le oil)
Common sense for the rest.
If the OP has already done headers then you have enough tool sense to drop the tranny, I have done both a lot and I would say initially the easiest is a transmission, but after you do each a few times they're both relatively meh in terms of things to do on a Maxima.
For the love of god do NOT buy a Banhof clutch. It does not hold power and the pressure plate is very soft.
And do to a Transmission drop you will need....
3 Yack stands
A yack
A piece of wood
T55 Torx
17mm Socket, (Deep and short 1/2 drives)
Some 1/2 Drive extensions
14mm Socket and or Ratcheting wrench
10mm Hex Bit (For 5mt's just use the head of a 1/2 drive to drain le oil)
Common sense for the rest.
If the OP has already done headers then you have enough tool sense to drop the tranny, I have done both a lot and I would say initially the easiest is a transmission, but after you do each a few times they're both relatively meh in terms of things to do on a Maxima.
Is there a reason not to use the complete 350Z clutch kit and Maxima throw out bearing?
Is there anything I should be aware of or do to prevent "chatter" that a few have had when they installed the Fidanza flywheel?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Slamrod
4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)
5
04-10-2016 05:24 PM
umnitza
Group Deals / Sponsors Forum
0
09-01-2015 01:03 PM