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| Forum name | Manual Trans - NV-T350 |
| Topic subject | avenger clutch Q |
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5454, avenger clutch Q
Posted by DSMTalon, May-22-06 06:04 PM
im wondering if anybody knows if the stock clutch in a 97
avenger is modular or non modular... and secondly, if anyone
has had problems with spec stage 2 clutches... im looking at
getting one for my ride, but i dunno if they have the same
problems that the stage 3 has had
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5455, RE: avenger clutch Q
Posted by HadesOmega, May-22-06 10:00 PM
I'm pretty sure its modular I got a 95 eclipse and it was
modular. I just put in a spec 3 and no workie. I'd stay away
from spec period from what I hear. I actually like the stock
clutch a lot I just wanted somethign with a little more grab
when i started boosting more.
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5462, RE: avenger clutch Q
Posted by DSMTalon, May-24-06 06:05 PM
like to say im not sure what the clutch is...i kinda hope its
non modular...just because thats what i have experience with
as far as replacing... but would a stock clutch hold up to
12-14 psi daily? thats why i was thinking of going with the
stage 2 spec... but ive heard of problems with these clutches
so i figured id ask.. any other brand reccomendations?
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5467, RE: avenger clutch Q
Posted by Blizare, May-25-06 09:49 AM
Southbend makes a good clutch. Search for a "Dxd" clutch. I think some members have gotten them for 350shipped to your door.
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5473, RE: avenger clutch Q
Posted by DSMTalon, May-27-06 03:54 PM
howd you get it for 350? i emailed em the other day and they emailed me back w/ a quote for an OFE clutch for 650....
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5533, RE: avenger clutch Q
Posted by andy_sbclutch, Jun-22-06 04:55 AM
Originally posted by DSMTalon
howd you get it for 350? i emailed em the other day and they emailed me back w/ a quote for an OFE clutch for 650....
The prices have increased due to pressure from our distributors to be more in line with the market, and price increase form our suppliers. We do not use stock modified parts, we use race engineered parts on all stages of clutch kits which is what separates us from the competition.
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5537, RE: avenger clutch Q
Posted by ner947, Jun-22-06 09:28 AM
The modular ones are way easier to replace, removing the
transmission is extremely easy. It just lifts up verticaly
once you get those 4 bolts out disconnecting the starter plate
from the modular clutch assembly. The advantage to a
non-modular setup is a little less rotating mass because the
starter teeth are on the flywheel instead of dealing with a
seperate starter plate. Although, removing/installing the
transmission around a non-modular clutch really blows, I have
done it too many times and I never look forward to doing it
unless the engine/transmission are already out of the car.
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