Finally after about 70,000kms Mine has started slipping and smelling.
Only does it if I`m giving it a hard time in high range but is ok in low range for now. So it want be getting changed untill after the lux gets straightened and re painted. Plus I am only going to be doing 2 local day trips in it before I pull it apart.
Is there anything else on the market now for turboed luxs? Or is the HD daken or what ever it is still the best one?
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hypolux wrote:yeah i replaced mine a while ago with a daikin HD and have had no probs wot so ever.. and it only cost me $85
the safari tuff and 'xtreme' heavy duty retail for over $400! best brices I have been able to get are still over the $200 mark for each. whatever you pay they are very nice clutches though.
stay away from rpm and whatever repco sells (PBR?), they arre overpriced and trashy.
I get them from Automotive Hardparts, try http://www.daikinclutch.com.au/ they can probably tell wou who their distributors are.
unless you have lockers, 33+ tyres, and something a fair bit meatier than a stock 22R, a stock spec clutch will do you.
unless you have lockers, 33+ tyres, and something a fair bit meatier than a stock 22R, a stock spec clutch will do you.
dumbdunce wrote:I get them from Automotive Hardparts, try http://www.daikinclutch.com.au/ they can probably tell wou who their distributors are.
unless you have lockers, 33+ tyres, and something a fair bit meatier than a stock 22R, a stock spec clutch will do you.
hmm, well I have 34" tyres that nearly measure 35".. will have lockers soon.. so should I buy the HD?
robbie wrote:dumbdunce wrote:I get them from Automotive Hardparts, try http://www.daikinclutch.com.au/ they can probably tell wou who their distributors are.
unless you have lockers, 33+ tyres, and something a fair bit meatier than a stock 22R, a stock spec clutch will do you.
hmm, well I have 34" tyres that nearly measure 35".. will have lockers soon.. so should I buy the HD?
yes - the HD is the way to go
i had one in my 4 runner, i smoked it pretty bad (crawler clutching) on numerous occasions, 60,000km later still going strong
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