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Paul22RE 02-10-2018 08:58 AM

Clutch recommendations for a stock 92 4WD 22RE
 
Hello all,

I am in the process of replacing the clutch in my completely stock 92 22RE 4WD pickup. Wondering what is the best (longest-lasting) clutch to get with about the same pedal feel? Should I replace my flywheel with something better or just have it cut if it is scored? Truck has 120K, just bought it a week ago from an Arizona owner (rust-free!) Thanks!

wyoming9 02-10-2018 10:09 AM

Marlin Crawler 1200 # clutch kit would be my choice.

I have one Aisin and one LUK can`t tell much difference

nmtoy 02-10-2018 11:37 AM

I have had the Marlin Crawler #1200 in a couple of trucks including my current one and love it.

muddpigg 02-10-2018 12:11 PM

Marlin's is seco/aisin kit can't go wrong. Put mine in sometime in 2008.

L5wolvesf 02-10-2018 05:16 PM


Originally Posted by Paul22RE (Post 52390135)
Should I replace my flywheel with something better or just have it cut if it is scored? Truck has 120K, just bought it a week ago from an Arizona owner (rust-free!) Thanks!

120k isn't really much on these trucks. If the flywheel isn't scored or overheated too badly a resurface is a good thing. I've resurfaced a number of them and have never had a problem.

Paul22RE 02-11-2018 05:32 AM


Originally Posted by L5wolvesf (Post 52390177)
120k isn't really much on these trucks. If the flywheel isn't scored or overheated too badly a resurface is a good thing. I've resurfaced a number of them and have never had a problem.

The driver who took the truck off the tractor-trailer burned the crap out of the clutch, he left a chain attached the the truck and kept trying to move it, until he realized darn thing was still chained up :pissed:

muddpigg 02-11-2018 06:29 AM

Resurfacing may work. It may look like it work but didn't after re-installing and driving. Resurfacing may not work at all.

Replacement option would be stock. Heavier for torque. Lighter for acceleration.

Decision... decisions

Paul22RE 02-12-2018 04:52 AM


Originally Posted by muddpigg (Post 52390193)
Resurfacing may work. It may look like it work but didn't after re-installing and driving. Resurfacing may not work at all.

Replacement option would be stock. Heavier for torque. Lighter for acceleration.

Decision... decisions

Yeah, I would not want to put it all back together and find out the flywheel resurfacing wasn't good enough. Do you know the weight of the stock one? Rockauto has a bunch of cheaper ones but is the quality as good as the ones that are 3x that price at LCE or Marlin Crawler? I should get to removing the flywheel this week to have a good look at it.

Griswald 02-13-2018 08:49 AM

I bet you could find it maybe $10-20 cheaper, but here ya go

https://22reperformance.com/clutch-a...on/clutch-kits

Paul22RE 02-13-2018 04:07 PM


Originally Posted by Griswald (Post 52390368)
I bet you could find it maybe $10-20 cheaper, but here ya go

https://22reperformance.com/clutch-a...on/clutch-kits

Thanks for the link, wonder who makes the flywheel they sell? Seems hard to find a non-chinese flywheel unless I spend megabucks and use LCE. (I have read that Luk are made in China?)

Griswald 02-14-2018 10:35 AM


Originally Posted by Paul22RE (Post 52390427)
Thanks for the link, wonder who makes the flywheel they sell? Seems hard to find a non-chinese flywheel unless I spend megabucks and use LCE. (I have read that Luk are made in China?)

Not sure where those are made. But those guys will spin on their balancer to make sure they are golden before they ship it out to you. so it should be a safe bet.
I've got one in my truck, and so far no issues.


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