As the title reads, just to help some of you guys out there who are not too sure about what type of clutch you want to get next or to replace the one thats on its last leg in that car of yours. This video covers everything you need to know about clutch material, pressure plate to lighter flywheels. I hope this becomes a sticky... sorta...

http://videos.streetfire.net/hottest...aa00fe0ac1.htm

 

nothing new to me but it defiantly would help clear up some misconceptions.

 

Some really useful info there! Thanks! [/clutch noob]

 

REAlly good stuff for new guys.. im stickying this


also it was so good that it has me second guessing the centerforce clutch i am about to buy........... time to do even more research and email centerforce.

 

I thought about centerforce, but their concpet is... yeah... good thing someone posted on this thread... I need to re-book mark this link. Id say just pick up an AEM stage 2 organic... like the one I have sitting in the garage lol

 

I can't get the site to open. Help!

 

you may have to switch to flash player or update either your browser plugins/codecs

 

That was a good video, it helped me understand a lot. Thanks Nismo Knight! Now I want a kevlar clutch.

 

Got it to work! Thanks! Great info.

 

Not a prob, now I gotta get off my a$$ and post up the R32 GTR front brake conversion... I accidentally skipped taking a few pics during my swap, but I got majority of them LOL... Serioulsy, I did the swap about half a year ago. Thank God for California State workers and their dilligent work performance (or lack there of...)

 

good entry level info on clutches

 

This was great information because I just got a new clutch (6 prong ceramic) put in my car, and a lightened flywheel put in. It is a bit tougher to drive in heavy traffic, but I getting ready to put on a turbo kit...which makes this type of clutch necessary to handle the power put our by the engine/turbo. Thanks again for making this information avaliable.

PeaCe....btw - Practice random acts of randomness.