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dennisg
stronger clutch for a 1200
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Thought I'd better ask: Can anyone suggest a suitable presure plate which will hold more torque than the original 1200 one?

Posted on: 2014/1/20 7:18
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Re: stronger clutch for a 1200
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My local clutch guy has a custom pressure plate, made with double diaphram springs. Only want's $140 for it.

Another option is to have the flywheel remachined to take a 200mm hd LD20 pressure plate, and run a clutch disc from a fwd sr20 primera.

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First ensure the clutch is adjusted properly. If the is no play, it will slip.

A high RPM engine will usually have less
torque, so not hard on the clutch unless you are applying s lot of throttle while letting up on the clutch pedal.

Posted on: 2014/1/20 8:36
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See http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawi ... utch#Performance_Clutches

Posted on: 2014/1/20 8:40
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Exedy makes a few types, from you std replacement up to a heavy duty ceramic one from memory...
think prices ranged from around $120-$500

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