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ebay clutches
Anyone ever drive or hear of anything about the ebay clutches such as f1, xdt or any of the other cheaper ones. I know a clutch is nothing to go cheap on but just dont have the money to spend 400+ on one.
why not go stock? the stock one is probably better quality than those cheap ones.
i had one in my old crx si with a built b20vtec swap and it was great. it was a xtd 6 puck clutch with springs. nvr had one problem out of it. you just got to resurface the flywheel and do the job right
eBay = Garbage.
Don't cheap out on a clutch.
Entire OEM parts needed for the job are about $200 from Jorge at Nissanparts
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Originally Posted by QR25DE_SpecV
+1
Everyone I know who has decided to be an ass and by these normally has to replace them in 10-15k miles......no fun dude, dont go cheap, either by JWT from someone on here or go OEM
X2...don't cheap out on anything when it comes to your car...get the best stuff for the best prices!
its more time and money to replace a crappy clutch then buy a good one and be done with it
Just so you guys know, F1 racing clutches are just stock replacement LUK disc and pressure plate. I ordered the lightweight flywheel/clutch kit from them and all the part numbers are the same as what were already in the car. Was supposedly the "stage 1", but whatever, its still cheaper than buying the same part at the local parts store so im not complaining too much. Ironically the stage 1 advertised kit was a few bucks cheaper than the "stock" kit although its the same part.
And if you change the flywheel yourself, make sure you have the TP50 and TP55 bits even if your car is a pre-2004. My car had the size 55 bolts even though its a 2003.
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