It might be an HPS:



C.A.P. Clutch

ddgonzal,

I checked the package and the brand is C.A.P. !!! Thats what the package has and a little sticker stating that it's a racing pressure plate. I will try to take pics from it and posted here.

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This just another example of just lazy spare parts dept in a Nissan dealership. You are 3/4's the way there when with approach the spare parts counter, with the part number in you hand.

Get a better Nissan dealer. We have bought many new 1200 parts this year. The flywheel bolts are still listed in the Nissan parts catalog:
12315-H1001 flywheel (6, 3/8") -1973 $4.78

What brand is your heavy duty clutch?

I checked the nissan dealers over here. They said they don't go back that far in years no more

Nissan would still be able to supply the flywheel bolts.

I installed a Toyota Dyna 1900 truck clutch in my G/F's 1963 Toyota Tiara [in about 1971] when she, her sister & their mother had burned out the second replacement clutch due to them sliping it instead of shifting down when rounding corners.

It was like trying to push a brake pedal to the floor after that & NOBODY ever slipped the clutch needlessly again.

I want my car not to slip when I yank the clutch hard. That's why I went with this one. Plus I'm using a celica tranny with a racing flywheel. Hopefuly nothing will break when testing it after it's done! I can verify the brand when I get off from work. I'm using it with a solid bronze clutch cause he didn't have the bronze clutch with the springs
Does anyone know where I can buy the bolts for the flywheel ? I need another extra set of bolts ?

I would be more interested about the friction co-efficient rather than the force applied to the driven plate. Why would you want an un-necessary hard pedal when instead a wise choice on materials used, can achieve plenty of bite and easy on the left leg.

2800 lbs! The stock A13 clutch disk was 694 lbs.

Junior, what brand is it? We want to buy one.