i need a clutch and throw out bearing, but too many choices
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i need a clutch and throw out bearing, but too many choices
been working 20_+_ straight hours, and tired.
tried searching for a clutch.
but
stage 1-7, omy-foggy.brain cells. ive heard of stage 3, but 7.
too many choices.
i would prefer a stock or slightly beefier clutch disc, and t-out bearing kit.
but dont want to spend 300bucks. is it inevitable >>
, you all have been great.
and
i would love to do this proceedure this weekend. (in the parking lot if necessary).
so.
where is a good place, decent prices and good clutch kits to choose from?
thanks
tried searching for a clutch.
but
stage 1-7, omy-foggy.brain cells. ive heard of stage 3, but 7.
too many choices.
i would prefer a stock or slightly beefier clutch disc, and t-out bearing kit.
but dont want to spend 300bucks. is it inevitable >>
, you all have been great.
and
i would love to do this proceedure this weekend. (in the parking lot if necessary).
so.
where is a good place, decent prices and good clutch kits to choose from?
thanks
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If you have a stock engine (not a 3.4) I would put a stock TOYOTA clutch in it. The 22RE's do not have the power to slip a stock clutch unless you are pushing on a wall and from what I hear a 3slow doesn't either. Stock has the best feel without grabing. IMHO aftermarket clutchs are a gimick and only nessesary for racing applications (ie rock crawing).
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If you have a stock engine (not a 3.4) I would put a stock TOYOTA clutch in it. The 22RE's do not have the power to slip a stock clutch unless you are pushing on a wall and from what I hear a 3slow doesn't either. Stock has the best feel without grabing. IMHO aftermarket clutchs are a gimick and only nessesary for racing applications (ie rock crawing).
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I agree "application" is key. If you have a lot of weight in the truck or are pulling with it then a heavier spring rate would be better. But if you are riding the clutch that much to go up a hill that you are going through clutches, YOU have the problem not the clutch (or you have a heavy load on and have to ride it).
That 1200lb one sounds good though if you want a bit more force.
That 1200lb one sounds good though if you want a bit more force.
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Marlin has two kinds - a 900lb stock"ish" one and a 1200 lb one. Both are basically like the stock disc (not pucked, etc). The disc is SECO and the pressure plate AISIN IIRC. Either one is a better choice (and cheaper) than stock. I went through a lot of reviews and never read one negative about the Marlin clutches.
Lots of mixed reviews on the Centerforce clutches, maybe more negative reviews than positive.
Not many reviews on the ceramic clutches (Marlin and others have them) - sound like they are kinda grabby and only really good offroad with super low gears (ie - you won't ever have to slip it)
Lots of mixed reviews on the Centerforce clutches, maybe more negative reviews than positive.
Not many reviews on the ceramic clutches (Marlin and others have them) - sound like they are kinda grabby and only really good offroad with super low gears (ie - you won't ever have to slip it)
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all i can say is dont go with a centerfroce, their reliabilty has gone off the deep end and they definately no longer make a quality product. This is from personal experience that literaly took me months to get sorted out just to get my money back...
I remember TC and i discussed this breifly when we were both ordering new clutches, it seems his worked out great, the centerforce one on the other hand... yea jsut stay away from it.
I remember TC and i discussed this breifly when we were both ordering new clutches, it seems his worked out great, the centerforce one on the other hand... yea jsut stay away from it.
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I wanted a Marlin Crawler clutch, but they don't cater to the 2RZ, and that is the engine that is going to replace my 3VZE. I did order the 2/3RZ R series bellhousing though from Marlin. The 2RZ has a smaller disc and pressure plate. I ended up ordering a Competition Clutch Stage 4 "6 puck" race clutch from Paradise Racing on the custom tacos forum (www.customtacos.com). Luis on there runs a 2RZ in his AE86 that runs 7.55@181mph. Mine will be mostly stock though. I am currently running a Centerforce Dual Friction and won't be able use it on the 2RZ/R151F with dual cases and 244:1 crawl ratio.
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my lesson for my clutch was a littile pricey i bought the marlin crawler clutch and this was for my 97 4runner 5spd 3.4 4x4 and the marlinin good but its a stock clutch disk aisin and seco are the same company the pressure plate by aisin is realy good but i went to my local clutch shop for a clutch for my brothers truck and i showed my parts that i bought from marlin and he told me they were really good parts but its not a hevy duty clutch he dosent conisder an organic materials heavy duty he told me ceramic is heavy duty but its to harsh and didnt recomend it then they had a custom clutch disk made of kevelar wich is the one i bought and to this day love it its says to last 5-7 times longer than stock.and it grips great im not taking bad about marlin because it is a relly good clutch kit the only reason iwent with the kevelar clutch was because i knew that i was going to off road ,tow,lift ,and supercharge my runner well there is my two cents hope no one gets mad but just thought i would share my story hope it helps you decide i know that it was hard for me.like stated the marlin clutch is a great clutch kit i jus wantedi littile more heavy duty clutch disk but not the extreme of ceramic
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my lesson for my clutch was a littile pricey i bought the marlin crawler clutch and this was for my 97 4runner 5spd 3.4 4x4 and the marlinin good but its a stock clutch disk aisin and seco are the same company the pressure plate by aisin is realy good but i went to my local clutch shop for a clutch for my brothers truck and i showed my parts that i bought from marlin and he told me they were really good parts but its not a hevy duty clutch he dosent conisder an organic materials heavy duty he told me ceramic is heavy duty but its to harsh and didnt recomend it then they had a custom clutch disk made of kevelar wich is the one i bought and to this day love it its says to last 5-7 times longer than stock.and it grips great im not taking bad about marlin because it is a relly good clutch kit the only reason iwent with the kevelar clutch was because i knew that i was going to off road ,tow,lift ,and supercharge my runner well there is my two cents hope no one gets mad but just thought i would share my story hope it helps you decide i know that it was hard for me.like stated the marlin clutch is a great clutch kit i jus wantedi littile more heavy duty clutch disk but not the extreme of ceramic
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