[bobtiji]

i'm in the middle of aqcuiring my parts for my 5spd swap and i'm now to the stage where i need to choose a clutch kit

since i never drove much stick then i'm looking for a soft engaging ,durable-material heat resistant clutch for a low price

now, i've looked up xtd and all those similar companies, but i read some bad thing happenewd to theyre sprung clutch.

do they make unsprung clutch and would it be a good choices for somebody how never drove stick and his real low on the learning curve.

thanks yall mates
wounldnt make it without ya eh!

 

[budsang1]

when i did my 5spd swap i went with a southbend clutch 6puck sprung. Engages really nice. I've yet to really beat on it since i'm still breaking it in.

 

[bobtiji]

for how much do these go for?

 

[myprojectB13]

since i never drove much stick then i'm looking for a soft engaging ,durable-material heat resistant clutch for a low price

If soft engaging is on your list of requirements, you'll definitely want a sprung disc. I recommend the ACT HDSS, it's perfect for a daily driver.

 

[veilside180sx]

What kind of power are you really making...or plan to make?

 

[bobtiji]

i wanna go turbo later but thats not into consideration right now cause the clutch will probably destroyed by the time i go turbo

i have a stock de with no bolt ons other than a k&n filter on stock piping lol
plans are for bolt-on power with cams so i'd say about 160hp



i know sprung disks are soft engaging but i realy dont wanna risk a
http://www.sr20forum.com/showthread.php?t=178155&highlight=clutch+xtd
thats why ui wanna consider other alternative .

is there a un sprung clutch thats soft engaging?

 

[veilside180sx]

Just run a ACT HDSS and call it a day

 

[bobtiji]

Just run a ACT HDSS and call it a day

not quite the argument i wa lookin fo

 

[veilside180sx]

What's the point of running a 6 puck on a NA car. You'll be torturing yourself for no reason.

I had a XT/unsprung 6 puck and had to adjust my clutch cable once a week because it was stretching, in addition to snapping it twice in 6 months. (OEM Nissan)

I guess if you really want the joy of dealing with that then be my guest.

 

[budsang1]

for how much do these go for?

i got the dxd stage 4...rated at 395 ft lbs. It was $350 to my door in one day.

http://www.dxdracingclutches.com/home.html

just go to catalog, nissan, 200sx. It's in there....site doesn't let me link the specific page for some reason.

 

[bobtiji]

i didnt say i want a 6 puck

i want a easy to handle clutch that can hold barely more than a stock de and last a long while, "friction material" wise

 

[budsang1]

$190 for there rally series one...tq cap at 235

here is what they say about it....

Rally kits contain a modified high performance pressure plate and heavy duty organic disc. The linings on this disc are premium woven medium metal content lining. This facing has a 9000 RPM burst and dissipates heat quicker then any other organic lining on the market. This kit generates 1/3 more torque then stock. Also included in the kit are a throw-out bearing, pilot bearing, and alignment tool.

 

[bobtiji]

is it easy to drive with?

i mean real easy cause last time i drove stick nothing in the world would ha ve stopped me from chokin the engine

 

[budsang1]

i have no experience using a stock nissan clutch. My only experience is from a del sol and a pos early 90's camry.

i had an aweful time with the del sol, so it's much better than that. the camry was super smooth, it's just slightly less smooth than that...i know that doesn't help at all, lol

 

[hpro123]

What's the point of running a 6 puck on a NA car. You'll be torturing yourself for no reason.

I had a XT/unsprung 6 puck and had to adjust my clutch cable once a week because it was stretching, in addition to snapping it twice in 6 months. (OEM Nissan)

I guess if you really want the joy of dealing with that then be my guest.

I am with VEILSIDE all the way here. No-one should get a clutch for more torque that the highest his engine can put out (plus a bit more as a safety margin).

On a N/A car it is not needed and on a turbo... it may result in broken trannies instead of slipping clutches. What would you rather repair? A clutch or a transmission?

 

[AG>SR]

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...you should look for a whole 'used'(already broke-in) setup, that way you don't have to worry about glazing your flywheel in the 'break-in period" (about 300miles, stop and go usage)...

.........Greg @ gspec will set you free....drop him a line and tell him your intention..

...good luck___J

 

[bobtiji]

the guy in your pic make me thing of private pile in full metal jacket

on a side note

i should tell gregv to sell me a used clutch and flywheel setup?

he's stocking used stuff?

also i'm in canada and it'll cost aout 10 trillion buck if i call him

 

[BRE92SER]

I have the Centerforce Dual Friction. engages like a stock clutch, but holds up to like 250 hp. Its absolutley great on my UK 10:1 with S3's, Cold Air, Header, Side exit, plus all the no-emmisons crap, and autocrossing and track-days have yet to phase it....yet.

 

[bobtiji]

sounds good to me


price range?

 

[unijabnx2000]

when i did my 5spd swap i went with a southbend clutch 6puck sprung. Engages really nice. I've yet to really beat on it since i'm still breaking it in.

where did you order from?