Stage 2 clutch
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Stage 2 clutch
My clutch isnt fully disengaging often and with around 92k on that clutch and me not being so nice to her on and off road i think i might as well get a jump start on it, and seeing how she'll be a DD and trail rig i kinda want a stage 2 clutch to be more on the performance side of things, i know for a fact i can get a OE "Perfection" brand clutch at the advance auto i work at for around $150 or so. So if i can get a complete stage 2 clutch for less then $250 i'll go with that...
What im asking for it opinions on different brands and site and etc. that offer a performance clutch for our AX-15.
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What im asking for it opinions on different brands and site and etc. that offer a performance clutch for our AX-15.
Thanks in advance
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I don't often hear folks talking about the need for a better than stock clutch.
Do Centerforce or ACT make clutches for the XJ 4.0? Those are two brands I'm most familiar with. I had an ACT2600 in my AWD Eclipse. My dad has a Centerforce in his 68 Camaro with a 489 spinning it.
Do Centerforce or ACT make clutches for the XJ 4.0? Those are two brands I'm most familiar with. I had an ACT2600 in my AWD Eclipse. My dad has a Centerforce in his 68 Camaro with a 489 spinning it.
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yea, but they are 300+ which are out of the price range fro aftermarket, I just got the 100 dollar OE Spec one anyway because its getting worse.
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I personally do not see the need for a high performance clutch for off road. If your geared correctly it makes no diff IMHO.
When I did the AX15 swap I used a clutch from AZ and it works just fine and I've never smoked it.
When I did the AX15 swap I used a clutch from AZ and it works just fine and I've never smoked it.
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Originally Posted by AoA
My clutch isnt fully disengaging often and with around 92k on that clutch and me not being so nice to her on and off road i think i might as well get a jump start on it, and seeing how she'll be a DD and trail rig i kinda want a stage 2 clutch to be more on the performance side of things, i know for a fact i can get a OE "Perfection" brand clutch at the advance auto i work at for around $150 or so. So if i can get a complete stage 2 clutch for less then $250 i'll go with that...
What im asking for it opinions on different brands and site and etc. that offer a performance clutch for our AX-15.
Thanks in advance
What im asking for it opinions on different brands and site and etc. that offer a performance clutch for our AX-15.
Thanks in advance
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Centerforce dual friction all the way. Holds awsome and pedal pressure is same as stock, i pretty much swear by them. but yes the 100 dollar local parts house crap works fine to. Make sure that you resurface or even better replace the flywheel, cuz the best clutch in the word is **** if the flywheel surface is crap.
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Centerforce dual friction all the way. Holds awsome and pedal pressure is same as stock, i pretty much swear by them. but yes the 100 dollar local parts house crap works fine to. Make sure that you resurface or even better replace the flywheel, cuz the best clutch in the word is **** if the flywheel surface is crap.
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FWIW, and yes its a different application....but my F150 with the 4.9l straight 6 made its 215k miles on its original clutch. I wasnt the first owner of the truck, but i know very well every person who owned it, and i was the first to touch the clutch.
But at about 100k its probably time.
But at about 100k its probably time.
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You're kidding me right? 92k and your telling me to learn how to drive manual. LMFAO
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I got my XJ 92k ago, it has 193k now, i dont know if it had the clutch done before or not, im just assuming it was done when the PO did the upper engine rebuild, becasue it looked like it had been done. who knows maybe it is original?
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I got my XJ 92k ago, it has 193k now, i dont know if it had the clutch done before or not, im just assuming it was done when the PO did the upper engine rebuild, becasue it looked like it had been done. who knows maybe it is original?
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Originally Posted by dogger15
Good chances are it has original then. Was the xj in good shape when you bought it