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fourtraxMay-03-06 04:28 PM
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#5394, "New clutch"


          

Does anyone have any suggestions on what brand modular clutch I should buy for a 95 n/t with some mild upgrades and has anyone used one of the Ram clutches from summit racing?

  

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RE: New clutch, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, May-04-06 05:49 AM, #1
RE: New clutch, TeamDR1665, May-04-06 08:25 AM, #2
      RE: New clutch, fourtrax, May-04-06 12:52 PM, #3
           RE: New clutch, 98VengeI4, May-05-06 07:56 AM, #4
                RE: New clutch, fourtrax, May-05-06 02:50 PM, #5
                     RE: New clutch, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, May-07-06 04:06 PM, #6

Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneMay-04-06 05:49 AM
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#5395, "RE: New clutch"
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I've heard nice things about the PT Cruiser clutch for lightly modded cars. It's essentially a stock replacement made for a dcar that has a 30ft/lb higher torque output.

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#5396, "RE: New clutch"
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Originally posted by DarkOne
I've heard nice things about the PT Cruiser clutch for lightly modded cars. It's essentially a stock replacement made for a dcar that has a 30ft/lb higher torque output.


It was a good clutch. I'm sorry I blew the rest of the tranny straight to hell. I'd recommend it to anyone putting down less than 200whp.

  

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fourtraxMay-04-06 12:52 PM
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#5397, "RE: New clutch"
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Thanks guys now I just need to know what year pt cruiser will work cause when I went to chrysler parts direct there was 2 different prices. One was for the 01-02 and then the rest. Also do I need the pt cruiser TOB? Last but not least when exile racing says clutch comes with new flywheel do they mean flexplate or the surfaceplate that the fictionplate uses? I called them and got answering machine,left message and got no return call.

  

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98VengeI4May-05-06 07:56 AM
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#5400, "RE: New clutch"
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The flywheel bolts to the crank and is what the clutch grabs. It is like a flexplate, but flexplates are for autos and flywheels are for manuals.

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fourtraxMay-05-06 02:50 PM
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#5405, "RE: New clutch"
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Nate buddy on my car a flexplate bolts to the crank because I have a modular clutch. A modular clutch is a 1 piece assembly including the pressureplate, frictionplate and whatever you want to call the other plate that on a traditional clutch is on the flywheel. This is why exile racings ad is confusing because I do not have a flywheel and their ad is for a modular clutch. 2nd day and still no call back.

  

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonMay-07-06 04:06 PM
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#5408, "RE: New clutch"
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The clutch from Exile comes with a new flywheel assembled to the clutch as opposed to a resurfaced flywheel sent to spec to be assembled in out of their custom clutches.

You recieve the modular unit from Exile.

Terry

  

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