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ok, i need a new clutch kit, pressure plate, throw out barring, all that good stuff, and i need that wire ring that attaches to the throw out barring, and a rear main seal, whats the best deal on this stuff, im not looking for performance here, just a good price, help me out guys, thanks,
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If you have any modifications planned, just get the ACT street/strip clutch. It comes with everything you need, except for a new rear main seal ($8 from Mazda). Don't forget to refinish the flywheel.
If you are near stock and plan to stay that way, you can save a few dollars by simply buying the stock oem clutch.
If you are near stock and plan to stay that way, you can save a few dollars by simply buying the stock oem clutch.
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where do i get that little wire ring, that fits in the middle of the pressure plate, and attaches to the throw out barring?
thanks for all the advice so far yall,
paul
thanks for all the advice so far yall,
paul
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Originally posted by mcfly4001
where do i get that little wire ring, that fits in the middle of the pressure plate, and attaches to the throw out barring?
thanks for all the advice so far yall,
paul
where do i get that little wire ring, that fits in the middle of the pressure plate, and attaches to the throw out barring?
thanks for all the advice so far yall,
paul
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I have been told that the Mazda OEM clutch is going to last the longest. It may not clamp as hard, but will last. I did this same research two years ago. I also got the lightened steel flywheel 17lbs
In the last two years I have olted everything that I could get my hands on. Now, that my motor is getting replaced, I am going with the ACT S/S clutch. I'd go for the 9.5lb flywheel, but I live in San Francisco and we have some serious hills here. I'm also in the poor house diue to this rebuild.
In the last two years I have olted everything that I could get my hands on. Now, that my motor is getting replaced, I am going with the ACT S/S clutch. I'd go for the 9.5lb flywheel, but I live in San Francisco and we have some serious hills here. I'm also in the poor house diue to this rebuild.
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