force-fed hybrid

Ok sick of searching want the best street set up just got the car so mostly stock for now don't know if I'm gona mod also I'm new to the j series I have a few b series and k series cars so far was looking at the jandr 6puck guess I would use a stock pressure plate from what I've gathered also wondering about flywheel I always have my flywheels resurfaced when I install new clutch or is there some resin I can't on this car? thanks for any info

justnspace

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Please continue the conversation over here.
https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-problems-fixes-114/08-type-s-clutch-problem-825377/

theres only a very select few that have the J&R clutch.
if you want information, you need to send the individuals that do have this clutch a PM.

force-fed hybrid

Fig. Not everyone goes in every form and this falls under performance mod

justnspace

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Sorry.
I would PM those individuals that do have this clutch to get more info about it.

Hi speed

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I'm running the J&R 6 puck. I love the hold, but it can chatter a little bit when cold. The other issue is and this could be the turbo TQ, but once you start slipping the clutch, it's slower to grab. Other than that the clutch is great. It may not be the most street friendly clutch but I DD with no problems. You can tell it's a performance clutch in stop and go traffic but I like it.

justnspace

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Hi Speed to the rescue.

force-fed hybrid

Thanks for the info I don't want that I WANa keep it street I don't know how long I'm keeping this car. And I have a turbo gsr and turbo rsx type s so I have race clutches in those I just read that they were smooth and good for street so thanks so much for the info

Hi speed

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Stay with the stock clutch, it has good holding power and smoother engagement. I haven't been stock for so long I have a hard time comparing stock to where I am. Super stiff engine mounts free flowing exhaust. I remember hitting the rev limiter back when the car was stock because it was so quiet and smooth. I though the car was sooo fast stock. Yikes

friesm2000

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as said if you don't even know how long you are going to keep the car, just get a stockie clutch

ggesq

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+1.

Please do not start duplicate threads across the forums. Just bump your old thread. Thanks.