tysen86

Hey guys! its time for the old clutch to be replaced in my '91. any suggestions on where to get the best cluch for the money. It is a pavement princess and a DD. I just want a good cluch for a good price and ya'll always know where to get that.

tysen86

Not the one in the pic! Its for sale!!!

pruney81

I bought an aisin kit from http://www.wabfab.org/. It's OEM parts and he'll ship it way faster than marlin. I paid $149 plus shipping for my 90 22re. I couldn't be happier with it.

raydouble

OEM is the only choice IMO.

How many miles did the stocker last for?

pruney81

well, my stocker only lasted 96K miles, It was getting weak when I bought it but the first owner did some towing with it so that's why I think it went prematurely.

how long have you been driving on the lce dual chain conversion?

raydouble

Bout 12,000 miles........but I've got 200,000 miles on my original clutch.

pruney81

I know generally a toyota clutch should last that long, this truck I just picked up was used for some heavy towing and maybe someone didn't know how to drive it properly. How hard was the conversion to the dual row and how much did the kit cost you?

raydouble

It was as easy as swapping cam and crank sprockets, tensioner, chain and cover.......think it was in the 550-600 dollar range.
Came with everything, new oil pump, water pump, chain, metal backed guides, tensioner, sprockets, cover, gaskets and hardware. It does add to the rotational mass of the engine though, not that 22RE's are known for their fast revving.

pruney81

have you noticed any performance increases? I mean I'm considering just getting the cheap kit from engnbldr and buying a water pump and whatever else as needed. I suppose you are just betting on the longevity of the lce kit right?

raydouble

No performance increases, just didn't want to mess with it for a long time.

wyoming9

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i just installed a Luk clutch in My 87 4Runner.

I do like the way it feels.

the day I finished the install I left on a 500 mile road trip to bring a Toyota Pick up home on a tow dolly. I was quite happy.

Wes94

I put in a Marlin Crawler 2100lbs Clutch kit this weekend. I couldn't be any happier. Check the slack in your pedal when you are done and give it a quick bleed, sometimes air gets into the slave cylinder even if you didn't unhook the lines.

Replace your rear main seal while you have her apart.

Wes94

Thanks for the input on the slave cylinder. that makes sense.

I did use an impact gun to take the flywheel off this time but last time i just used a regular ratchet and didn't have any problems. I replaced my seal because i had been told to "do it while i was in there". But then again i could tell it was leaking and i was replacing the flywheel anyway.

I probably don't have as much experience as you do so maybe thats why i appreciate the tips on what else to do while i'm "in there".

Wes94

i Just found an online company that sells the AISIN one for $44.48 CND. Looks like i'll be ordering one up sooner than later. i think the one on there now is the original and mu runner has over 383K Km on it now.

Wes94

Clutch Cylinder fluid? I keep a couple bottles of DOT 3 brake fluid in the vehicle. I've only ever used that in my clutch. I've never heard of clutch fluid.