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2f fj45 clutch

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2f fj45 clutch

Post by pcman »

about to start shopping for a new clutch for my 4x4 seems it cant handle 35's
are there any heavy duty clutches avaliable for these anywhere
keen to hear what ppl run in there 40's
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Post by RAY185 »

I run a daikin Exedy clutch (heavy duty). Probably one of the better clutches on the market and it has no probs turning my 35's.
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Post by brighty »

Sorry for the hijack.... but can a 2H cluch fit into a 2F.

Reason being I got a Heavy Duty Exedy Safari Tuff Clutch for a 2H thats only done about 1000kms and I was thinkin of thrown that into the 2f if it fits.
When in doubt..... UTE-ERIZE it!!!
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Post by **surmo** »

I ran a heay duty rpm clutch in my 45 crusier and had 35'' claws. flogged it for 2 & a half years and it was still good when i sold it.
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

I took out what i believe was a safari. It still had plenty of meat on it but was a real pig to use and i had it slipping on more than a few occasions.

I replaced it with a 4terrain by Clutch Industries. It feels a little heavier but is much nicer and more progressive, never slipped despite mass abuse. Appears to be made a little better and comes in a great looking wooden box :D I got mine from bursons for $460 or $560, don't recall.
I've been running 34" simex and now run 37" mickey T's on a double locked HJ75 troopy (i.e. traction galore).
Tetanus rolling on 37's
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