New G35 Owner....not too happy...
take into account that a lot of these aftermarket clutch and flywheel systems don't use a dual flywheel its a single one, its going to be more heavy duty and wont wear as fast but the OEM was designed to be very quiet and very smooth in shifting, and also, i know that "chattering" is a bit of an issue with aftermarket. There is a lot of options you need to address. If your not going to drive your car hard i would recommend going stock, i just had to replace mine and i put a stock clutch into it...it actually drives a lot different from when i first got the car, the clutch is much easier and shifts are much smoother....just my .02
that's what i was thinking,,, so i bit the bullet and got the JWT and lightweight flywheel package... labor seems decent price...i can't wait to actually enjoy my G now
I can understand you saying that, but there have been plenty of individuals that have had early replacements of clutches in the G, and so its clearly not just a driver thing...you just got lucky. Anywho, it's not how i drive, it's how the other three owners of the car drove it... I just picked it up 2k miles ago...
So now... any info on proper wearing in of a new clutch?
I can understand you saying that, but there have been plenty of individuals that have had early replacements of clutches in the G, and so its clearly not just a driver thing...you just got lucky. Anywho, it's not how i drive, it's how the other three owners of the car drove it... I just picked it up 2k miles ago...
So now... any info on proper wearing in of a new clutch?
Not saying at ALL that you did this. I saw where you just bought it.
lol I am pretty sure I know how to drive... I beat the **** out of that car... my dd at the time had 200k on the stock clutch (e30 turbo).
Oh my sti also had 550whp and I was using it to rallyx/go to drift events and awdrift and practice every day... My friend had a piece of land with about 2 miles of trails(groomed dirft) that we practiced rally on.
remember awd is harder on drivetrain parts since there is no slip.
I am a very good driver my friends...
my point was that 43k on a stock clutch on a car that has prob been beat on is good. A new clutch is a pretty minor thing to replace...
If that car has ever been drag raced, autox'd, anything like that a clutch is gonna be a given.
Oh my sti also had 550whp and I was using it to rallyx/go to drift events and awdrift and practice every day... My friend had a piece of land with about 2 miles of trails(groomed dirft) that we practiced rally on.
remember awd is harder on drivetrain parts since there is no slip.
I am a very good driver my friends...
my point was that 43k on a stock clutch on a car that has prob been beat on is good. A new clutch is a pretty minor thing to replace...
If that car has ever been drag raced, autox'd, anything like that a clutch is gonna be a given.
okay guys... just a quick update.... Got the JWT and lightweight flywheel in....absolutely love it. This thing drives nice, the pedal action is great, although a little stiff, but that's reassuring because the stock clutch felt so wimpy....anywho...anyone looking to get the JWT kit...go for it, it's great
Doesn't exedy have and oem replacement clutch for the g35? I bought my g cpe this past august with 83k miles. Its a 6MT and the clutch is still good. Don't know if its already been replaced or not. It does however make a loud noise sometimes when I shift into fifth gear tho.
It only takes an afternoon and is a simple project.
Lol burning the clutch is not what killed it. As stated that car was modded tracked and abused, hell I dont think I burned the clutch once in it. Again I am skilled driver it wasn't always on the street.
Again my point is that he doesnt know who had the car and if it was tracked before... Therefore when you buy a used car and the clutch is no good after you already drove it and liked it... Thats your problem. These are issues that come with buying a used car.
Like I said I have other cars that have had 100-200k on stock clutches. Those where only street driven. Once the car is ACTUALLY TRACKED (see time attack/drift/dragraced/autox) dont expect the clutch to last def not a stock one.
Nismo would be a good choice as it isnt going to be too expensive. Under $500 and install is going to be $350 or so
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