Thread: clutch advice please

What's a clutch asvise?
Is that like a vice clamp you put on your butt, with a clutch attached for extra fart ripping goodness?

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dont you all look a bit silly now---

hang on Freedriver, someone that actually might know something will be along soonish,,,,

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

dont you all look a bit silly now---

hang on Freedriver, someone that actually might know something will be along soonish,,,,

Not likely cause the Aussies have got the runs, before a ball has even been bowled!!!
Righto, I'm done
Sorry mate, I've got the auto

Originally Posted by freedriver

Hi all . I have had a bit of trouble with the clutch on my 2002 td5. So i have decided toreplace the whole lot and i an wondering if any one can tell me what to go for . Standard , heavy duty , brands ect... I have fitted 32" tyres and 3.9 diffs with true tracs front and rear . I use it mostly for towing my boat and a bit of beach work . Any advise would be great. Cheers

If you decide on a heavy duty clutch, you will also have to change the flywheel, mainly because the kits are both flywheel and clutch.

Heavy duty clutch kits come with a single mass flywheel, which replaces the dual mass flywheel, sopposedly the single mass flywheel is much better and stronger for towing.

Last time I inquired (2008) the heavy duty kit was $1800

Apparently a standard D2 clutch has a life of 100,000ks to 160,000ks if doing alot of towing.

Baz.

Thanks for that. That seems pretty pricey ! Are the ones you are talking about an after market brand or landrover?