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Old 02-28-06, 05:51 PM
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im looking for a stock clutch replacement. are autozone clutches good? i work at autozone so i get 20% off. just wondering. thanx
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good for what?
turbo or n/a? if its just for an n/a, then yeah why not. but i would get an ACT for a turbo or anything modified
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Autozone/Pepboys/Partsamerica usually carry several clutch kits.
Which one are you asking about? PN? cost?

I'm in need of a clutch and AZ was actually too expensive for a stock replacement. Try Rockauto or autopartswarehouse. I also don't care for cheap clutches. Just pay a little more(or less) and buy an aftermarket upgrade heavy duty street or stage1 type upgrade. Clutchmasters(Fx100), ACT(street), Centerforce(1 or dualfriction), Exedy, Clutchnet, Unorthodoxracing are some to consider.
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does anyone know about the racing beat street strip clutch and street strip pressure plate?
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Originally Posted by lupin
does anyone know about the racing beat street strip clutch and street strip pressure plate?
Yes they are great. I have never had any problems in my last FIVE fc's and soon to be 6. For turbo applications I recommend the 6 puck spring loaded.
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its duralast
part number: NU31174
cost 123
with discount probly 90 roughly

this is for a 6 port turbo with tII tranny and all the rest of the goodies. full exhaust. stock ports and nothing more than 10 psi. this is going to be my daily driver. so does anybody think thats going work well?
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If the motor was a stock NA, I'd say go for it. Since its modded, its your $100 to burn and several hours of labor.

IMO, you get what you pay for, and I'd wager that it won't last long!
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You might try pricing your Mazda dealer. Mazda begin offering "Mazda Value" products to compete with aftermarket. The clutch kits are made by Exedy and include the Pressure Plate, Disc, TOB and alignment tool.

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