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Hi guys since my car almost hit 60k I think my clutch is giving away so it's time to change it so I am looking for an advice which clutch

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Old 06-02-2017, 04:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi guys since my car almost hit 60k I think my clutch is giving away so it's time to change it so I am looking for an advice which clutch to get + flywheel +csc .... since my car is Stock and I daily drive it I am looking for something daily and plug and play and I checked nissan oem it cost 1000$ here in dubai so am looking for cheaper alternatives
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There are already a lot of clutch and CSC threads on this site. If the site's search is not finding what you want, try any of the major web search engines and add "site:the370z.com" to your search string. Eg, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=CSC+replac...%3Athe370z.com
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nothing but good reviews on Southbend products with the 370z community.
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The company Luk is the manufacturer of the oem clutch. If you want to look that up
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I like my JWT clutch and flywheel and the Z1 CSC.
get a tune-able pedal too
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I went with the Centerforce Dual Friction clutch and Stillen flywheel. I liked this clutch combo and I also liked the petal pressure and feel.
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I don't like centerforce. All those little bitty weights will shift and throw the balance off. I had one on my Vette and saw it first hand. I removed those weights once I saw it shifted. It reduced engagement force a little but not by much.
Put a Competition brand Stage 2 clutch in my truck and I'm not impressed with their friction material. Backing into the driveway of a friends house with a load. Feathered the clutch a little to get over a curb and I could smell it pretty bad. Kinda disappointed since I thought competition was one of the better ones.
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Z1 Clutch/Flywheel combo and a ZSpeed HD CSC.

Bulletproof, and is one of the best bang/buck setups available for us. Grabs like OEM with a little extra pedal effort. Plenty of clamping pressure too, mine has no problems with the 400+ lb/ft of torque I am feeding it.
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Z1 Clutch/Flywheel combo and a ZSpeed HD CSC.

Bulletproof, and is one of the best bang/buck setups available for us. Grabs like OEM with a little extra pedal effort. Plenty of clamping pressure too, mine has no problems with the 400+ lb/ft of torque I am feeding it.


I just replaced my worn out JWT setup like this (as part of a blown motor rebuild). I'll let you know how I like it once I'm back on the road.
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I don't like centerforce. All those little bitty weights will shift and throw the balance off. I had one on my Vette and saw it first hand. I removed those weights once I saw it shifted. It reduced engagement force a little but not by much.
Put a Competition brand Stage 2 clutch in my truck and I'm not impressed with their friction material. Backing into the driveway of a friends house with a load. Feathered the clutch a little to get over a curb and I could smell it pretty bad. Kinda disappointed since I thought competition was one of the better ones.
I disagree overall the Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch and Stillen flywheel combo held up very well from street driving to track time it took all the abuse I through at it. Also petal pressure was only alittle heavier than stock. I never had a problem with clutch balance or clutch alignment with the Centerforce clutches.
I used a Centerforce clutch on my 350Z and Ford Mustang GT and I always liked my Centerforce clutch.
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