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osbornsm 05-25-2017 03:10 PM

New Clutch help pls...
 
I'm looking to replace my OEM clutch which is starting to slip a bit.

Vehicle
  • 2011 370z
  • 80000 miles
  • OEM power

I am looking at two different CSC elim kits.
Pros and cons of either?

Jayhovah 05-25-2017 03:23 PM

Where is the option to vote against posting the same poll in multiple subforums?

osbornsm 05-25-2017 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Jayhovah (Post 3657013)
Where is the option to vote against posting the same poll in multiple subforums?

Sorry, can't delete the other. Sheesh

lj909 05-25-2017 05:33 PM

I put my CMAK in myself. It's a really good set up. No special adjustments. Very linear clutch feel

B&W_Evader 05-25-2017 05:59 PM

If and when, I'll probably go CMAK. No dust boot kinda blows though.

AlWakRa 05-25-2017 11:19 PM

I am planning to go CMAK for being auto adjusted by the life of the clutch. So this is my choice.

LateShow24 05-25-2017 11:21 PM

Cmak no adjusting did the install myself work flawlessly

Jayhovah 05-26-2017 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by osbornsm (Post 3657055)
Sorry, can't delete the other. Sheesh

My b! I was ornery early today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu7A8LIzL1o

2011 Nismo#91 05-26-2017 07:32 AM

ZSpeed Performance CMAK Elim kit

The Z1 kit isn't all that great. They say "may require adjustment through the life of the clutch" when it should read "requires frequent adjustment". In 4k miles with ~400miles on the track I had to have it adjusted 4 times and replace the slave cylinder once. Z1 says that's normal for track usage. The not so funny thing is the OEM CSC held up better.

JARblue 05-26-2017 09:21 AM

I have to adjust my Z1 kit about every 10K street miles. The first cylinder (I was pretty early adopter) failed within 2K miles - they sent me a new one at no charge. The 2nd one failed after about 25K miles. The 3rd one I'm on now is almost to 20K miles and is starting to squeak, which seems to be a sign of impending failure based on my previous experiences.

I expect I'll need to replace the clutch in the next 25K miles or so, and I will definitely be going with the ZSpeed CMAK.

3.7 ZPA 06-01-2017 08:19 PM

CMAK. All the way.

Zat_Zuma 06-02-2017 10:45 AM

I prefer the stock Z Speed replacement HD CSC. Its a sturdy design and it works.

Matched up with a good clutch/pressure plate and semi lightened flywheel, it will last forever. But that depends on your future plans with the car.

Jayhovah 06-02-2017 11:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zat_Zuma (Post 3659607)
I prefer the stock Z Speed replacement HD CSC. Its a sturdy design and it works.

Matched up with a good clutch/pressure plate and semi lightened flywheel, it will last forever. But that depends on your future plans with the car.

:iagree:

Why deviate so far from the OEM design just so you can service a part that is known to be reliable?

Quicksilvers 06-08-2017 04:35 AM

I would purchase none of the above. My favorite clutch combo was the Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch and Stillen flywheel. Overall petal pressure was just alittle heavier than stock and it took all abuse I gave it from street driving to the track and it still held up fine.

elhombre 06-08-2017 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilvers (Post 3661958)
I would purchase none of the above. My favorite clutch combo was the Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch and Stillen flywheel. Overall petal pressure was just alittle heavier than stock and it took all abuse I gave it from street driving to the track and it still held up fine.

What slave cylinder are you running though? That is really more of the concern with this post...

Also CMAK ftw


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