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mace350: (2008-09-18 00:54:23)
Are all turbo and non turbo clutches between 84-86 the same? I mean the pressure plate to?
I know all the clutches are 240mm but are the pressure plates taller or shorter between turbo or non?
Evevy time I go to buy one it's like some sights ask if its turbo or na, and other sights have it listed as (84-86 300zx clutch-all)
So whats the deal?
13PsiPlease: (2008-09-18 04:11:34)
those sites that say there all the same are fucking wrong and you should never buy from them. got with name brand there is a reason why they cost more-there shit works. But i would buy a dxd clutch form south bend , stock feel with up to 600hp of handling grip. baller and very nice about getting what the customer wants.
Domdogg123: (2008-09-18 06:43:47)
Um…13psi…are you stupid?
http://z31parts.com/drivetrain.html
Notice how there are two different versions:
240mm version (84-86T and all NA cars)
250mm version (87-89T)
See your error?
mace350: (2008-09-19 02:36:35)
I know that the turbo and non turbo's have a 240mm clutch…What i want to know is, Are the pressure plates different heights.
85NA2T: (2008-09-19 02:46:08)
I think that dom just answered your question.They are the same.
13PsiPlease: (2008-09-19 03:40:09)
hey dom in case you didnt get it i was saying that those sites that say the clutch assembly are the same on all models are wrong and that there is a differance in pressure plate size and clutch disc size from turbo to non. gd
mace350: (2008-09-19 03:40:46)
Yeah oops I didn't read the web pages side colum…sorry
Domdogg123: (2008-09-22 19:24:56)
I really have problems understanding what you're saying.
You should really use more punctuation and capitalization if you want people to read what you say and actually take it seriously.
mace350: (2008-09-23 02:17:38)
I was looking at courtesy nissan, and the pressure plate part numbers are different between turbo and non…However the clutch disks are all the same part number.
I think that this is my problem....Although I wont know until I get my hands on a turbo pressure plate.