andy4x4

my 1987 pickup with a 22r is going to need a new clutch soon, whats a good clutch to put in it? so whats a good clutch that does not cost to much?

Discombobulated

I know of an awesome clutch it's called a search clutch with the search function.

yodafan93

aisin/seco. very high quality and about 200$. marlin crawler sells em.

bone collector

I love my marlin clutch. im sure there are other good clutches but I am a marlin guy for life now

uniformFoxtrot

I'll x3 on the Aisin/seco, I've had centerforce and was happy with it until I replaced it with the Aisin. Great pedel feel close to stock but its got a kung foo grip that works well when combined with my 4:88's. Not to mention the price is awesome too check out Marlins site you can get a whole kit including flywheel for a good price.

jbeezy22

I suggest putting the money down and getting a good clutch. I have used a NAPA clutch before I got Aisin/Seco from Marlin Crawler. I got the new heavy duty clutch and it feels great and should last a long time. The napa clutch was a good price and did the job but it doesn't compare to the one I got from marlin.

andy4x4

hows the pedal effort on the marlin clutches? is it soft like stock or hard? is the 1200 ft lbs or the 1600 ft lbs clutch better from marlin? i know the 1600 would grab more but i still want the feel for a clutch is it just over kill?, i have been told that the higher the ft lbs the less you can feather the clutch is that true?

wyoming9

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I have several of the LUK Clutches.

I have one Aisin happy with both

Anything is better then the China built ones flooding the market

yodafan93

order a stock one if youre worried about it. pretty sure 22reperformance sells it for 175.

jbeezy22

I have the 1200lb. The runner is my daily driver and I do take it out wheelin here in the AZ desert a few times a month and it gets the job done. If you are like me and don't do a lot of intense wheeling then yeah, the 1600lb is probably overkill.

250000_yota

I have the 1200 lb marlin on my truck, and it actually improved the pedal feel compared to the factory clutch. My original lasted till 120k, and I replaced it with an OEM Toyota, which lasted till 160k, when I rebuilt the trans and didn't want to pay $450 again for the OEM

andy4x4

thanks for all the imput guys im going to get the 1200 ft lbs from marlin i think it will be perfect for me

uniformFoxtrot

Good choice you wont be disappointed.

bone collector

I love my 1200 lb marlin clutch, real easy on the leg and great grip off road. you wont be disappointed

bone collector

oh and the marlin turtle sticker is sure to add 20 plus horsepower... lol

andy4x4

oh dude i know right lol

Turd Furgeson

I used one of these on my old truck and it was great til I rolled the truck http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ha...a/model/pickup

But according to summit (where I got mine) It's not available now.