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95ALLmotorFWDNov-25-02 04:51 PM
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#38168, "Clutch, Modular or NON"


          

Is there anyway i can lok at my vin or look somehwere to see if i have modular or non, cause i am gonan buy the clutch and have my dad friend replace it, but i dont wann order the wrong style clutch.

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RE: Clutch, Modular or NON, HadesOmega, Nov-25-02 06:00 PM, #1
RE: Clutch, Modular or NON, deadfish39, Nov-26-02 12:35 AM, #2
      RE: Clutch, Modular or NON, MotoFool, Nov-26-02 02:02 AM, #3
           RE: Clutch, Modular or NON, 95ALLmotorFWD, Nov-26-02 08:38 AM, #4
                RE: Clutch, Modular or NON, pjules1976, Nov-29-02 03:52 PM, #5
                     RE: Clutch, Modular or NON, Fast420A, Nov-29-02 04:02 PM, #6

HadesOmegaNov-25-02 06:00 PM
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#38169, "RE: Clutch, Modular or NON"
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most likely it's a modular. I haven't heard of anyone that has a non-mod ever. Hehe I'm gonna kick my self in the ass if I open up my tranny and find a non mod clutch there emoji


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deadfish39Nov-26-02 12:35 AM
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#38170, "RE: Clutch, Modular or NON"
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If your gonna get the 7lb flywheel ur better off gettin the nonmodular clutch and gettin the flywheel at the same time. Modular i think is the clutch and flywheel in one and nonmodular is just the clutch. I think thats what the difference is, either that or im really stupid

  

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MotoFoolNov-26-02 02:02 AM
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#38171, "RE: Clutch, Modular or NON"
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get the nonmodular if u go with the fidanza flywheel setup my clutch setups aren't ready yet so if u want the cheaper setup ith the fidanza get the non mod clutch u only neeed to replace the disk if your clutch goes out not the whole thing again, neon clutches work in our cars and so do pt cruisar clutches...

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If you want it cheap and good, it's not going to be fast.
If you want it good and fast, it's not going to be cheap.

  

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95ALLmotorFWDNov-26-02 08:38 AM
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#38172, "RE: Clutch, Modular or NON"
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i know the diffrence in modular and non but howell has listed some 95's came with non modular, i was a apprentice at the local mitsu dealer for a bit and a mechanic told me the same so i was just wonderin is there a way to tell so i can order it before i takie it out??

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pjules1976Nov-29-02 03:52 PM
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#38173, "RE: Clutch, Modular or NON"
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Go to ur mitsubishi dealer and give them the vin# and that will let u know

PJJ

  

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Fast420ANov-29-02 04:02 PM
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#38174, "RE: Clutch, Modular or NON"
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Some 95's had the non modular. The Modular is the clutch and flywheel rivited together and it weighs close to 30 lbs. If you are in there doing the work, I would spend $350 on the flywheel from PTuning.com and Get a non modular Clutchmasters Stage 3 or 4.


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