03 G35 clutch upgrade
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03 G35 clutch upgrade
Alright, this is my first thread ever. I bought my 03 G in 2013 and sunk all my money into it, almost 3 years later and what i'm pretty sure is 135,000 miles on the original clutch, it's time for an upgrade. So my question to everyone is what all should I change out while i'm down there upgrading the clutch? So far i'm looking at the jwt clutch/flywheel combo.Would I need to upgrade my slave cylinder too? I've been reading about the OEM slave cylinders failing after the upgrade. Any suggestions on where I can find a sturdy slave cylinder to replace the OEM one?
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Alright, this is my first thread ever. I bought my 03 G in 2013 and sunk all my money into it, almost 3 years later and what i'm pretty sure is 135,000 miles on the original clutch, it's time for an upgrade. So my question to everyone is what all should I change out while i'm down there upgrading the clutch? So far i'm looking at the jwt clutch/flywheel combo.Would I need to upgrade my slave cylinder too? I've been reading about the OEM slave cylinders failing after the upgrade. Any suggestions on where I can find a sturdy slave cylinder to replace the OEM one?
...except for the effort you must use.
It wouldn't hurt to replace BOTH the master and the slave. You will also get a SS slave line with the kit. I did mine in 2009 but I have never had a problem with the master or slave, but I change the fluid regularly.
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The Jim Wolf Technology Clutch pack is hard to beat.
Kyle has been rockin this deal for several years now. I have it and I love it.
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...ml#post4024798
Kyle has been rockin this deal for several years now. I have it and I love it.
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...ml#post4024798
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you won't have problems with aftermarket flywheels, but you do have to be prepared for clutch chatter.
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i hope so too. its been couple months now and it feels pretty normal. my clutch wasnt slipping or anything when it got changed it was just worn and worth changing while they had the trans out. with the old clutch it was shuttering tho at times so i knew i had to change it soon but no slipping.
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