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Please Help
does anyone have the southbend clutch. i called concept z performance and they said the southbend clutch was more reliable and was better than jwt. quote from them "all the guys with turbo's get southbend clutches".
i need to order a new clutch tonight and was told the nismo was not better than the stock clutch so i guess i am trying to decide between.
JWT HEAVY DUTY CLUTCH OR SOUTHBEND STAGE 3 CLUTCH.
please help me decide. Future mods include FI.
i need to order a new clutch tonight and was told the nismo was not better than the stock clutch so i guess i am trying to decide between.
JWT HEAVY DUTY CLUTCH OR SOUTHBEND STAGE 3 CLUTCH.
please help me decide. Future mods include FI.
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This would be a good thing to research on www.My350Z.com
You know what you have in mind for your car in the future, you know your driving styles and the best thing you can do is research something like this. People can say, "Oh, this one is better", "I liked this one more" or "This one worked the best for me".. but most of the time people are biased towards whichever they have.
But my 2cents would be that I have heard more about JWT then Southbend... a more popular brand gives you better troubleshooting and help if something were to go wrong. On the other hand, if the shop you are taking it to (unless you do it yourself) recommends something, and are confident in that product and knows it, then go for it... it will be their neck if it doesn't do what they garranty.
You know what you have in mind for your car in the future, you know your driving styles and the best thing you can do is research something like this. People can say, "Oh, this one is better", "I liked this one more" or "This one worked the best for me".. but most of the time people are biased towards whichever they have.
But my 2cents would be that I have heard more about JWT then Southbend... a more popular brand gives you better troubleshooting and help if something were to go wrong. On the other hand, if the shop you are taking it to (unless you do it yourself) recommends something, and are confident in that product and knows it, then go for it... it will be their neck if it doesn't do what they garranty.