JWT Z33 Clutch
JWT Z33 Clutch
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From: Milwaukee
yea i think it will fit as it says in this one thread....
CLUTCHES:
This is another option to be left up to user. The best choice in terms of drivability with clamping force is the JWT Z33 Flywheel and Clutch. Yes, I did say 350z. The JWT flywheel has the holes for both applications. 1200 clamping force is awesome. Did I also mention it’s on a full sprung clutch DISC! Yes, no pucks here!
here's the url: http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=206627
CLUTCHES:
This is another option to be left up to user. The best choice in terms of drivability with clamping force is the JWT Z33 Flywheel and Clutch. Yes, I did say 350z. The JWT flywheel has the holes for both applications. 1200 clamping force is awesome. Did I also mention it’s on a full sprung clutch DISC! Yes, no pucks here!
here's the url: http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=206627
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From: 神奈川県,日本
Originally posted by stealth_180SX
yea i think it will fit as it says in this one thread....
CLUTCHES:
This is another option to be left up to user. The best choice in terms of drivability with clamping force is the JWT Z33 Flywheel and Clutch. Yes, I did say 350z. The JWT flywheel has the holes for both applications. 1200 clamping force is awesome. Did I also mention it’s on a full sprung clutch DISC! Yes, no pucks here!
here's the url: http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=206627
yea i think it will fit as it says in this one thread....
CLUTCHES:
This is another option to be left up to user. The best choice in terms of drivability with clamping force is the JWT Z33 Flywheel and Clutch. Yes, I did say 350z. The JWT flywheel has the holes for both applications. 1200 clamping force is awesome. Did I also mention it’s on a full sprung clutch DISC! Yes, no pucks here!
here's the url: http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=206627
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