the clutch and flywheel of choice
04-05-2007, 04:29 PM
#1
the clutch and flywheel of choice
anybody know any good clutch/fw combos. i hear the 5th gen clutch is better but at advance auto the parts numbers are the same for both. im getin it installed for 350 and i wanna stay under 1K. any suggestions on where and which ones to get, u can see my mods, and i am usualy pretty easy on my clutches but love a stiff one
04-05-2007, 05:32 PM
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If your staying with N/A mods, meaning NO boost, then the 5th gen Clutch Setup will be fine for you. Just make sure you order it from a Nissan and you dont get their "Key Value" brand which isnt as good quality.
If you want something a bit grabbier and harder, the Exedy Stage ONE is great clutch as well.
Fidanza makes a great Flywheel for the maxima if you wanna spend an extra $400 but isnt needed....
-matt
If you want something a bit grabbier and harder, the Exedy Stage ONE is great clutch as well.
Fidanza makes a great Flywheel for the maxima if you wanna spend an extra $400 but isnt needed....
-matt
04-06-2007, 09:33 AM
#4
well i would like to get one of your kits matt as soon as i get through paying for some maintanace stuff, hince clutch fw and cv's. where can i get the best price on these. if i want a stage one exedy.
04-06-2007, 10:00 AM
#7
Originally Posted by matty
If your staying with N/A mods, meaning NO boost, then the 5th gen Clutch Setup will be fine for you. Just make sure you order it from a Nissan and you dont get their "Key Value" brand which isnt as good quality.
-matt
-matt
Do you really think that a 5th/4th gen hybrid kit won't handle boost? Not doubting you, just curious.
I know that a lot of guys have run the 4th gen or 4/5 hybrid pretty hard at the track, but I don't know if any were FI.
skweaky-
If you do decide to go with the OEM or OEM hybrid, go through DaveB- he knows exactly what you need to get the proper setup for the hybrid. Pay attention to the part in matt's quote that I bolded.
04-06-2007, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by phenryiv1
Matt-
Do you really think that a 5th/4th gen hybrid kit won't handle boost? Not doubting you, just curious..
Do you really think that a 5th/4th gen hybrid kit won't handle boost? Not doubting you, just curious..
-matt
04-06-2007, 11:04 AM
#10
Originally Posted by matty
It all depends on what type of power your looking to reach. On a base S/C kit with no extras then youll probably be fine. but once you start adding stuff like a smaller pulley, full 3" exhaust, larger injectors, then you have a different story.
-matt
-matt
04-07-2007, 01:03 PM
#11
well i wannna leave stock internals and just run around 5-7 psi. i wouldnt mind doin the injectors and maybe oovi someday but notime in the near future. what blowers will work with you kits matty? where can i get a good price? really intrested cause i dont wanna fool with all the turbo crap and i only want to run such low psi.
04-09-2007, 07:16 AM
#14
http://motors.search.ebay.com/search...&fsop=1&fsoo=1 any of those any good?
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