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Hey rav looks like i need a new clutch for my 03 is 300... what would you go with oem or stage 2? I do have a heavy foot and I am tough on my clutch and machine! Im a junior kubicka but I don't have a f1 car yet.. lol
#39
It sounds like you want a more aggressive setup, so you may want to look into something different. If you are putting down close to OEM power, this clutch should be enough for you. I know Teckis300 was using the centerforce DF in his GTE setup without any issues.
Thanks buddy
#41
Clutch:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CIUV72
Flywheel: http://www.thmotorsports.com/fidanza.../i-165471.aspx
MT90: http://www.amazon.com/Red-Line-50304...9276322&sr=1-1
Throwout/Release bearing (31230-22100*): http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...&siteid=213983
*Look up the item by part#. If you look it up by vehicle, the part will cost an additional $17.01 USD.
Pilot Bearing: http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...03&catalogid=1
You will also need a new washer for the transmission fluid drain plug.
Link to Part# Spreadsheet http://my.is/forums/f115/is300-part-...toyota-318599/
Flywheel: http://www.thmotorsports.com/fidanza.../i-165471.aspx
MT90: http://www.amazon.com/Red-Line-50304...9276322&sr=1-1
Throwout/Release bearing (31230-22100*): http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...&siteid=213983
*Look up the item by part#. If you look it up by vehicle, the part will cost an additional $17.01 USD.
Pilot Bearing: http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...03&catalogid=1
You will also need a new washer for the transmission fluid drain plug.
Link to Part# Spreadsheet http://my.is/forums/f115/is300-part-...toyota-318599/
#43
Thanks! My car went through some unintended off-roading last October, but I should have it back together soon. All I'm waiting on are refinished wheels, repaired front lip, and a visit to AeroTect for clear bra.
-New bumpers
-New under panel
-New Carson Rear
-New hood prop clip
-Cracked engine wire harness mounting bracket - Pending
-Repainted several panels and trunk lid spoiler
-Wheels: Repainted faces and lips chromed (cheaper than replacing outer barrels)
-Repair front lip
-NO suspension damage
-Alignment
-Now I have to get a "good" alignment
-Full interior detail (dirt was everywhere)
I'll post some after pics once everything is back together.
-New under panel
-New Carson Rear
-New hood prop clip
-Cracked engine wire harness mounting bracket - Pending
-Repainted several panels and trunk lid spoiler
-Wheels: Repainted faces and lips chromed (cheaper than replacing outer barrels)
-Repair front lip
-NO suspension damage
-Alignment
-Now I have to get a "good" alignment
-Full interior detail (dirt was everywhere)
#44
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thanx rvalero I think I might be going with your set up in this case... I think we may have similar driving habits! Have you installed your shiny parts>?
Let me know how they feel! and what gains you have gotten from this set up and what negative from this set up!
Let me know how they feel! and what gains you have gotten from this set up and what negative from this set up!
#45
I still haven't had the clutch installed. I'm hoping to have it done on the 19th, but I waiting for my installer to get some time.
New Carson rear--my old one fit a little better.
After waiting about a month, I finally have my wheels back.
EDIT: 12/18/09
I got my front lip repaired and had clear bra installed at Aerotect.
I also picked up a 3000K slim ballast HID kit from HIDeXtra for $69 shipped.
New Carson rear--my old one fit a little better.
After waiting about a month, I finally have my wheels back.
- Repainted
- Straightened barrels
- Chromed outer barrel
- Polished inner barrel
EDIT: 12/18/09
I got my front lip repaired and had clear bra installed at Aerotect.
I also picked up a 3000K slim ballast HID kit from HIDeXtra for $69 shipped.
Last edited by rvalero; 12-18-09 at 08:30 PM.