Can all the Nissan GQ owners who have a LT1 or a LS1 or the gen 3 chev/commodore engines fitted advise me what type of heavy duty clutches they are using.
I am trying to find a Exedy Safari Tuff 4x4 clutch kit for my LT1 engine in Melbourne somewhere close to the airport. That way I could pick it up when I come to or back from the OBC.
Maybe someone could find one elsewhere in Australia and bring it to the OBC for me
Please advise - I understand Norm(last years winner) has a LS1/gen 3 fitted to his GQ, so I wonder what clutch he is using
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What type of clutch do u use
What type of clutch do u use
worthog who likes to play in the mud, just follow me, if you can
You could try contacting Exedy direct with your requirements:
http://www.exedy.com.au/contact.aspx
They also have a dealer locator link.
Failing that - you could ring them direct: +61 3 9701 5556 (from phone book).
In my experience, I rang them and they were all too happy to speak with me and advise the best solution for my Patrol. (and I knew very little about clutches when I rang). They gave me the part numbers, and I went back to my supplier and ordered.
Hope it helps.
http://www.exedy.com.au/contact.aspx
They also have a dealer locator link.
Failing that - you could ring them direct: +61 3 9701 5556 (from phone book).
In my experience, I rang them and they were all too happy to speak with me and advise the best solution for my Patrol. (and I knew very little about clutches when I rang). They gave me the part numbers, and I went back to my supplier and ordered.
Hope it helps.
Thanks of4x4 - that is a line that I am trying now via email but stillawaiting a response. The phone number is worth a try later in our day when they will be up and going.
I thought there must be a few of you boys across the ditch who have done the same conversion and have already sussed out a good clutch kit.
Does anyone have Norm Walters email address - I met him in 2004 in New Zealand at one of our winch challenges, but I dont have a contact for him
cheers
I thought there must be a few of you boys across the ditch who have done the same conversion and have already sussed out a good clutch kit.
Does anyone have Norm Walters email address - I met him in 2004 in New Zealand at one of our winch challenges, but I dont have a contact for him
cheers
worthog who likes to play in the mud, just follow me, if you can
1/ Apparently Norm is not on email !
2/ Exedy only make Tuff truck 4x4 clutch kits for Japanese vehicles
3/ Its back to the drawing board to find out what th Aussie boys are using, but they are a bit slow in coming forward and letting their secrets out
2/ Exedy only make Tuff truck 4x4 clutch kits for Japanese vehicles
3/ Its back to the drawing board to find out what th Aussie boys are using, but they are a bit slow in coming forward and letting their secrets out
worthog who likes to play in the mud, just follow me, if you can
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