Trying to order a marlin clutch?
03-04-2009, 03:55 PM
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Trying to order a marlin clutch?
I am looking through marlin's website and cannot find an application for my truck? I have a 1995 Pickup 4x4. I would like to put the HD clutch in it, but all I see is apps for the hilux and tacoma?
Maybe I just need to call them!
Maybe I just need to call them!
03-04-2009, 04:33 PM
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marlins just being loyal to the JDM gods lol.. HILUX = PICKUP .. some of the models have different names for JDMs ..im sure there is numerous threads on this already that go more indepth on JDM vs US market vheicles, id search if u want to learn more about it.
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Is anyone here running a HD clutch, specifically the 1800# clutch?
Other than being more "heavy duty", what changes are there to the driving characteristics? Stiffer clutch pedal? Less stalls at low idle? Same smooth shifts?
Other than being more "heavy duty", what changes are there to the driving characteristics? Stiffer clutch pedal? Less stalls at low idle? Same smooth shifts?
03-04-2009, 05:14 PM
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03-04-2009, 06:02 PM
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I would just call them. Their new website is still missing some stuff. I am not personally running that clutch but from what I've heard you probably only want that clutch in a dedicated trail rig. Its not very fun for daily driving.
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03-04-2009, 06:26 PM
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03-05-2009, 10:43 AM
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I installed an HD Dual Composite clutch in my 87 4Runner, and it was a PITA to drive on the street. The clutch is VERY stiff. It works perfect for offroad situations though, once it grabs it GRABS and doesn't let go. A great upgrade for trail only rigs, but if you plan on driving it on the street I would not suggest it.
03-05-2009, 06:35 PM
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Don't get the ceramic clutch.
Get their HD semi-metalic clutch (1200ftlb). Its the same oem clutch as toyota uses, but with higher clamping force. I recomend this clutch to anyone!
Its just about as soft as stock (took me 2 days to get used to it) and clamps HARD when you want it.
I DD this truck (my only vehicle) and bumper to bumper stop and go traffic is no prob. Toyotas have soft clutch pedals...
You will love it! Ask anyone with it
I think I have talked like 5-6 people into getting one 
Marlin should pay me comission!
Get their HD semi-metalic clutch (1200ftlb). Its the same oem clutch as toyota uses, but with higher clamping force. I recomend this clutch to anyone!
Its just about as soft as stock (took me 2 days to get used to it) and clamps HARD when you want it.
I DD this truck (my only vehicle) and bumper to bumper stop and go traffic is no prob. Toyotas have soft clutch pedals...
You will love it! Ask anyone with it
I think I have talked like 5-6 people into getting one Marlin should pay me comission!
Last edited by Jay351; 03-05-2009 at 06:36 PM.
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