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Footloose301 · 05-21-2011, 08:46 AM

Well of course thats a matter of opinion. While testing out other clutches in some 2010 models I think those ones feel better; they feel more linear. However, my 40th feels identical to the 2009 so I couldn't tell you which one is actually better. Jnaut said he liked the 2009 clutch better, and also that Nissan has the same part numbers for 2009 and 2010. Trust me though, its a night and day difference.

Also, I don't see why tirerack.com would care about the clutch difference when shopping for wheels, which leads me to believe there are some other changes.

After doing slightly more research I realized that tirerack.com will ask for build dates no matter which type of 2010 370Z you have which means that theres something different there.

05-21-2011, 08:46 AM	#3 (permalink)
Footloose301 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Naples, FL Posts: 2,659 Drives: 40th Rep Power: 21	Well of course thats a matter of opinion. While testing out other clutches in some 2010 models I think those ones feel better; they feel more linear. However, my 40th feels identical to the 2009 so I couldn't tell you which one is actually better. Jnaut said he liked the 2009 clutch better, and also that Nissan has the same part numbers for 2009 and 2010. Trust me though, its a night and day difference. Also, I don't see why tirerack.com would care about the clutch difference when shopping for wheels, which leads me to believe there are some other changes. After doing slightly more research I realized that tirerack.com will ask for build dates no matter which type of 2010 370Z you have which means that theres something different there. __________________ 2010 40th Anniversary 370Z Last edited by Footloose301; 05-21-2011 at 08:56 AM.