ghettogeek

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My clutch is on it's way out (2000) and I was wondering which is the best to buy?

Sorry if this is repetitive, I've searched but found way too many posts on clutch replacement.

5thgenmaxima

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Depends on your driving style. I'm not sure how quickly you burnt this one out, so I can only guess it met it's like expetancy. OEM are usually a decent clutch. When I'm short on cash I usually pick one up @ autozone. It usually cost me about $120.00 (different vehicle) If you're doing this yourself make sure you check the flywheel for cracks. They can be turned for $10-$15 @ some o'reillys shops. A new one is around $100 (again different vehicle)

Since I see that you're 22 I'll throw this in.. If you're looking for a clutch set-up for alot of high rpm neutral drops and/or hard shifting I would go with a triple disk set-up. If you don't ride it hard alot stay away for from the triple disk set-up. The clutch is alot stiffer and has more of an engaged or disengaged only feel to it.

ghettogeek

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I drive in the city, any recommendations for that?

irish44j

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for city daily driving, go with OEM.

illlojik

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Please do, or you'll be looking like a headbanger at an old Metallica Concert.

Leo_Q

i have the same problem with my car im a second driver on the car and its at 157click im also in cdn so i was told it was expected is there any thing eles i can expect wear and tear wise from mycar before the winter hits. and also shuld i keep 17" rim on mycar for the winter.

ghettogeek

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Thanks, I bought one on ebay...it says it's an 86-01 MAXIMA I30 STAGE 2 OEM CLUTCH KIT. Does that sound about right?

Ralistin

That is cool.