DREYKO

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/EXEDY...spagenameZWDVW

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iTrader: (33)

My brother has one in his 300zx and its still holding strong its been in thier for over a year

DREYKO

how about this one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/86-91...hippingPayment

micah

Get a new OEM throw-out bearing, pilot bearing and seal.... They don't appear to be using OEM parts.... and they don't even include a pilot bearing seal.

classicauto

iTrader: (3)

FWIW, I've used gripforce in the past on stock power level applications and its fine - but on higher horsepower (was just over 300) stuff its simply ****. The "hevy duty" pressure plate was very far from heavy duty. Would slip at 6-7psi. Just couldn't hold anything.

DREYKO

well im running an n/a hoping for around 180-190 hp at the wheels when its all said and done. do you think it would hold that off alright?
theres also a good amount of used clutches in the for sale section, 35-40 bux, how bad of an idea is it to go used? im in college and money is ultra tight right now

micah

Its like getting a half-eaten cheeseburger... you don't know exactly what you are getting.

DREYKO

also how important is resurfacing the flywheel?

classicauto

iTrader: (3)

For you're power (more importantly torque actually) in an N/A app like that - this clutch should be fine.

Re-surafcing the flywheel is only necessary....when its necessary. If the surface isn't true/flat then a few things will happen. One being your clutch won't be able to hold the power its rated for, the other is accelerated wear of the friction disk (again, only if the flywheel is scored up) since its being broken in on an un-even surface and lastly is the possibility of chatter.

Its only important if the flywheel is in rough shape. If its got a couple hot spots but is still flat/even wear then its fine. Clean it up with some fine paper and move on.

jdm_emperor

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i got the exedy one, around 1200 miles on the new clutch, spinning second and chirp 3rd easily on my 86 gxl .

DREYKO

good thats the one i got. it also said it has a 12000 mile warrenty too!
how long did it take to get yours?
i also wonder why they differenciate between 83-88 and 89-92, i thought the clutches were the same...

jdm_emperor

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took me less than a week to get, paid on thurs gotten it on tues, with pay pal