G35 Coupe V35 2003 - 07 Discussion about the 1st Generation V35 G35 Coupe

I need help guys... Do i need a new clutch!?!?

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Old Oct 21, 2006 | 04:37 PM
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From: STUART FLORIDA
if warranty wont work do yor self a favor get a centerforce dual friction set up and resurface flywheel.
 
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Old Oct 22, 2006 | 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by FAST1
From a standstill, get going on first, and instead of shifting from first to second... Shift straight from 1st to 5th at low speeds and FLOOR IT. If the meter goes crazy (up then down) and your clutch does not catch... then you need a new clutch.

Actually he did this already. His clutch slipped in 6th gear at speed, so there's no way that it will engage at low speed in 5th gear. The test you describe is a good one. The one I always use however is to launch the car at around 4K RPM and then drop the clutch. If the clutch engages after this test, you know for sure that it's in great shape.

Yup its my clutch 110% I tried both tests but the one FAST1 mentioned about launching my car at 4k made it 110% ... it didnt catch for shyt and i had the most disgusting smell of clutch for about 20mins This sucks! Im most likely going with the JWT Cluth and light weight flywheel combo =-) Also a body kit and the Hks Hi Flow exhaust while im at it !!!! haha My uncle owns a performance shop in the area so ill have him do all the work ill post updates and pics of everything! Thanks everyone for the quick and helpful responces!
 
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