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Post Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 1:53 pm 
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hey guys
im new to the site
been reading as much previous forum posts about clutchs as i can
most say standard exedy clutchs are the way or if u are gonna go a HD exedy clutchs get a HD clutch cable too.

just put new diff centres in the rear, they were fucked. teeth were all chewed and eventually gave way to my right rear tyre nearly falling off! i thort it was the bearings in my tyre but my diff was fucked.

ive got a 99 suzuki jimny with a 1.6L engine. there not the stock tyres, cant remember wat size they are from memory, will post later, anyhooo....
time for a new clutch.
should i get the standard exedy clutch?

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Post Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 2:32 pm 
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G'day
Good to see another Perth Suzuki owner here, welcome to Auszookers ! :wink:

Dont know much about Jimnys... but i am sure the people who know them are here and can help you... but perhaps telling us what year, and what engine it has would help narrow it down... And a pic of said Jimny always helps and goes a longggg way here ! :wink: :lol:

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Post Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 3:08 pm 
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thanks!

i look forward to hopefully go on some 4x4 trips with some Perth zook members. ill put a pik up in my gallery, and more to come later.
my cars a 1999 jimny with a 1.6L vitara engine in it.

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Post Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 10:36 pm 
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use an Exedy heavy duty clutch. You may find the pedal a little firmer, however in a jimny I don't see this as an issue, as the OEM clutch allows the pedal to fall to the floor far too easily.

Don't use PBR.

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Post Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 3:19 am 
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kool, and will havin a standard clutch cable be fine for the HD exedy clutch? ive been reading past forum posts on the issue and some say the clutch cable breaks with the HD clutch.

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Post Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 4:11 am 
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kool, and will havin a standard clutch cable be fine for the HD exedy clutch? ive been reading past forum posts on the issue and some say the clutch cable breaks with the HD clutch.

when it comes time to buy checkout sunbury brakes. i got my clutch through them when i did my liberty and it was the cheapest i could find, postage included

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Post Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 8:49 am 
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good to see another jimny in perth, im looking forward to seeing it in action with the bigger engine.

i also need a new clutch for my jim but havent ordered one yet. was thinking the exedy HD.

if you get the normal clutch let us know how yours goes and i might get the same.

vermin has a jimny with a exedy HD. im sure he can help you with some questions.

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Post Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 9:10 am 
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Mate i would just use a standard clutch. Many of us in our Sierras are running big tyres and more powerful engines with standard clutches and they hold up fine. Heavy duty clutches just destroy cables, assuming Jimny engines run cables, do they?

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Post Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 9:40 am 
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hey guys,
my zuks in the process of getting a new rear diff. should be getting it back tomorow then im heading to brakes west in myaree for a free clutch inspection and report, gonna see what clutch they recommend. http://www.brakeswest.com.au/

will keep use updated but i think im gonna get the standard exedy clutch, but waiting to see what they recommend after the report to make my decision.

will keep use updating on it and how it handles with the new clutch i choose.

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Post Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 9:05 am 
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hey guys, just got priced up for everything

they have to get delivered from outa state, none in perth.
standard exedy clutch $ 285
Heavy duty exedy clutch $385

Installation he said will be around 700, includes flywheel machine fitted etc.
but also got it quoted 300 for installation from another machanic, machine fitted too.

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