05-22-2020, 10:07 AM
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#1797 (permalink)
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: New York
Posts: 60
Drives: 09 Nissan 370z T/M6
Rep Power: 16
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Originally Posted by Dentt42
I just went through almost the exact same ordeal when my CSC went out unexpectedly, and yeah, it's a monetary doozie if you haven't planned for it. Not including the CMAK I was lucky enough to already have waiting in my parts pile, an EXEDY Stage I clutch kit with a steel flywheel, gear oil, towing and installation labor from a reputable shop came to like $2200 I think. For what it's worth, the owner of the Z-Tech (specializes in Z/G cars, and has been here for like 20 years) said the CMAK was his solution of choice and was only going by his own experience. I was quite relieved to hear that.
I expect that you're going to be as happy with the change as I was, and feel like the investment was 100% worth it when you drive the car again. Like the kit in your link, my EXEDY kit also has a 20 lb. flywheel, and the car's response is vastly improved revving it up for a down shift or just taking off from a stop. There was no loss in street driveability (is that a word?), and it now feels like a sports car and not my dad's old Wrangler while running through the gears.
I gotta agree with Joe on this one after my personal experience. With the CMAK and a properly matched single-disc clutch and flywheel, I no longer have the RJM pedal on my radar. It was just that much of an improvement.
I can put it this way: after driving the new setup for about 3 weeks, other mods will get prioritized in the budgeting department. However, since the pedal isn't too pricey and appears to be an easy DIY, I'd still give it a shot to refine things just a little more.
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What and where is "z-tech"?
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