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-   -   Clutch flywheel combo? (http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivetrain/104421-clutch-flywheel-combo.html)

gomer_110 06-12-2015 06:54 AM
I would suggest checking with Z1 for the clutch/flywheel and Joe @ZSpeed on the HD CSC. I got the clutch and flywheel a couple years ago during Z1's black Friday sale and then had Joe do the install along with the HDCSC and numerous other things. I'm sure since then pricing may have changed.

pbs370z 06-13-2015 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by bvar90 (Post 3220444)
Looking to get a new clutch and flywheel. Any suggestions? Also need to change my csc. I can use all the help. Thanks
I got this one. Very happy with it.

Fly wheel (19lbs): South Bend Clutch DXD Black Billet Steel Flywheel
Clutch: South Bend Clutch Stage 2 Daily Clutch Kit with Quiet Disk
CSC: ZSpeed HD Concentric Replacement Clutch Slave Cylinder CSC

http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...endations.html

eastwest2300 06-13-2015 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Hatsuongmai (Post 3222222)
Since I don't track the car, I went with the following setup and very happy with the setup:

Fly wheel (19lbs): South Bend Clutch DXD Black Billet Steel Flywheel
Clutch: South Bend Clutch Stage 2 Daily Clutch Kit with Quiet Disk
CSC: ZSpeed HD Concentric Replacement Clutch Slave Cylinder CSC

The noise from the 19lbs fly wheel is just a little noisier than stock but SRM rev up a lot faster now. I can't even hear it from inside the car with the window roll down if park outside. I can hear the fly wheel noise just a little if park inside the garage. The clutch just a bit heavier than stock but still very easy to drive in heavy traffic.
I have the same setup... very nice sir.

flashgordon 06-27-2015 07:12 AM
From about 2 months I upgraded my clutch to South Bend Stage II Daily combo + Silent Disk + ZSpeed CSC + Motul Gear300.

Everything well! The car is most responsive, and the clutch is very usable and "smooth".


Two note:

After 1400Km, I must return to the Stock Nissan Trans Oil (75W85 GL4), the Motul at first was good, but after some Km starting to be "gummy".

In some UK forums, suggests also to buy Moly Slip additive. I bought also this, but the effect (at now) is very impercettible....

Another improvement in changing theTrans Oil was to buy a new Drain Plug with a Magnet.

Dimple Magnetic Oil Drain Plugs. Europes No1 Drain plug supplier.

M18x1.5x12 fit perfectly.


Enjoy

Bigd4mcc 06-28-2015 09:39 PM
About how much did the whole south bend set up cost, I'm more than likely going to go with the stage 2 daily, with silent disk 19lb flywheel and also the csc kit as well.

dimitarm 06-29-2015 03:09 AM
is southbend daily 2 package gonna work well with stillen supercharger?

Joe@ZSpeed 06-29-2015 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by dimitarm (Post 3242146)
is southbend daily 2 package gonna work well with stillen supercharger?
With Forced Induction I would suggest a Stage 3 daily or SS Street pack..

bvar90 07-03-2015 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe@ZSpeed (Post 3242696)
With Forced Induction I would suggest a Stage 3 daily or SS Street pack..
I went with the southbend ss ofe and aluminum flywheel. I also got the master cyclinder as well as the zspeed csc. My question is do I have to change my transmission fluid? What about my clutch/brake fluid? Are they the same fluids? What do you guys recommend? And how much of each do I need?

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flashgordon 07-04-2015 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by bvar90 (Post 3247368)
I went with the southbend ss ofe and aluminum flywheel. I also got the master cyclinder as well as the zspeed csc. My question is do I have to change my transmission fluid? What about my clutch/brake fluid? Are they the same fluids? What do you guys recommend? And how much of each do I need?

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Motul RBF600 for Brakes and clutch. It's the best DOT4, better than DOT5.1!

Remember to change it every 2 years.

bvar90 07-04-2015 03:40 AM
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Originally Posted by flashgordon (Post 3247380)
Motul RBF600 for Brakes and clutch. It's the best DOT4, better than DOT5.1!

Remember to change it every 2 years.
What about transmission fluid?
And how much should I order for each?
Thanks

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flashgordon 07-04-2015 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by bvar90 (Post 3247400)
What about transmission fluid?
And how much should I order for each?
Thanks

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The gearbox contains 2.83 liters of GL4 75W85 .

The Clutch system contains less than 1/2 liter...


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