So my clutch is on it's last leg. I've been doing some looking/pricing but figured I would get the opinions of people who really know.
I have 120k on the car, so I'm looking to spend as little as possible but not be cheap. Does that make any sense? lol

Any website or manufac. I should or should not look at? Looking for a clutch/flywheel package.

Thanks in advance.

 

I had a competition stage 2, and it grabbed hard. Super stiff, but I liked it that way.

 

if you want to save try to find a used one

 

^ thanks, but clutch is something I would feel better getting new.

 

what about stock?

 

^ def an option I'm concidering. Diddn't know if anyone had a better option for around same price.
I've seen a few kits for less than $300.

 

Sam your still going to need a flywheel.

I would look into the excedy act combo. One of the vendors has it for 625 shipped. Your going to hear a little chatter, but its better then spending almost 1k on the flywheel alone.

 

Next on my list is the JWT clutch/flywheel combo.

If you want someone to do the install cheap i have access to a Nissan master tech who can do it for a couple hundred bucks.

 

^ i would take a look at the ACT. Too many stories of premature failures with the JWT.

 

Hmmm....thats interesting.

 

^ Beebo's was one that I specifically remember. JWT wouldn't warranty it. I think he eventually went with exedy.

 

This is the feed back I need. Thank you.

Ken, I'll def keep your bro in mind, but logistically Hills will prob be doing the install.

 

Found this....


Exedy-Daikin Clutch Kit - Direct OE replacement 2004 Infiniti G35
List Price: $477.43
Our Price: $285.95
You Save: $191.48
Quantity:

w/ cover, disc, & brg

Fits: Production: -07/31/2004, Two versions of this kit are available. NSK1000 includes the cover, disc, and release bearing. NSK1000FW includes cover, disc, release bearing, AND a new solid flywheel to replace the original dual-mass flywheel..
Type: Direct OE replacement
Part#: W0133-1795185

FITS (ENGINE/CHASSIS)
2004: All Submodels; All Engines;

 

Dont forgot the flywheel bud. Ours cant be resurfaced. Im sure yours is pretty beat up after 120k.

I did the install in around 8 hrs its mostly unplugging.

 

I went with Exedy stage 1 and stock flywheel and havent had a problem so far