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ryan86

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I brought the car back in December so I'm not takin blame for condition of the clutch as you seem the be stating, I don't do burnouts either I'm more into goin from 0-100+ as quick as i can, I was quoted 2grand from a performance shop for a clutch which they reckon is indestructible and of which they use in there 650hp maloo ute I just want some thing cheaper but can handle the 400hp my car has
 

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I brought the car back in December so I'm not takin blame for condition of the clutch as you seem the be stating, I don't do burnouts either I'm more into goin from 0-100+ as quick as i can, I was quoted 2grand from a performance shop for a clutch which they reckon is indestructible and of which they use in there 650hp maloo ute I just want some thing cheaper but can handle the 400hp my car has

My post was directed at the person I quoted, I thought that was obvious but I guess not.
 

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Hey,
Its just my personal opinion and i didn't mean any disrespect to anyone here. I've just seen a few exceedy clutches go on high powered commodores before and have just had a better experience with NPC. I'm not here to start brand wars, just offering my opinion and perhaps i worded my last post wrong.

Tim

Tats cool buddy,
Each to there own i guess.
 

VzVzVz

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To replace the clutch with an exact OEM replacement including single mass flywheel and concentric slave cylinder is $969. To upgrade to a heavy duty version is $1049.

Where is this price from? I would love to kno because its heaps cheaper than anything I've come across. If you can tell me where you got this from, that'd be sweet.
 

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People that cant drive generally blame failed clutches on the clutch.

315rwhp in my VZ, 160,000kms and still on original factory clutch. And I drive it like I stole it though I never do burnouts as I think they are pointless.

Obviously higher horsepower cars will need a better clutch but the factory one wasn't designed for 400+ so can't be blamed if it fails in that case.

It all depends on how you use your clutch and what diff ratio you have, everyone drives different.. the stop-start traffic in bris is ridiculous. 45 mins of that a day will earn you a ####ed clutch.. NO MATTER what u have. i have vr v6 on 3.08 ratio... 15k of driving in peak hour and my clutch is almost gone.
 

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I have a cammed vz clubby making 300rwkw, had a mcloud rxt 1000hp rated twin plate when I baught it, it recently broke and I changed to a exedy hd and the difference is amazing. Grabs just as good so much easier for daily duties and changes gear much easier, before I was having trouble changing from reverse and to first now there is no issue. I have only done a few hundred Kms with it but highly recommend. Cost me around $1600 fitted from my local mechanic.
 
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