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1 Competition Clutch 9th February 2016, 11:07 pm

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Does anyone know or can confirm part no for Competition Clutch stage 2 for pulsar?? From what I've found out it's same what bluebird sr20det/maxima VQ30DE part no 6044-2100. just want to make double sure before I'll order

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2 Re: Competition Clutch 9th February 2016, 11:43 pm

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Model: 60442-2100 this is what i found on 2 different sites ...

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3 Re: Competition Clutch 10th February 2016, 7:26 am

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Just need use wirh the gtir release bearing, cover & plate same diameter & bolt hole size .

4 Re: Competition Clutch 10th February 2016, 8:57 pm

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Was wondering, how much torque can the stage 2 take?
The act organics getting annoying and heavy on the leg

5 Re: Competition Clutch 10th February 2016, 9:10 pm

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450 lbft I believe but it's hevy pedal too I'm debating between act ns or competition just not sure how much torque pulsar would make at around 350 bph oh and Leighton you're right apparently this is right part no...

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6 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 6:13 am

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I would say a safe torque handling figure would be 350 for stage 2 CC
If doing some track work, like a stronger bite or have higher torque then the stage 3 CC is a great all rounder .
good thread on clutches here>
http://www.gtir-motorsport-club.com/t4901-which-clutch-have-you-got-and-how-good-is-it

7 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 7:39 am

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My friend fitted something with alot of puks to a 14a he was working on. I drove it after and bloody hell it was like pushing the accelerator so alot friendler than the act ns1-hdss organic i run which is heavy then starts to get notchy when it heats up which is worse. Act takes 362lbft

Gave it a read mr b but Which cc would be soft and easy on the leg

8 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 9:04 am

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I would say 2 or 3 is going be easier on leg than your ACT as they are stupidly over sprung covers.
Road use then CC stage 2 or SPEC stage 2+ , if doing some track/drag etc or got high torque then CC stage 3 is safe option & only downside is slightly less slip for street driving but it far better than 6 puks & gets better after good 500 mile break in usage. I currently use a CC stage 3 & find pedal load sensible, it bit harder than most oem clutches but not excessive .
Just make sure rest of clutch system (fork/bearing/pivot/slave-master cylinders & pedal box) A1 order too as those ACT covers stress the system to the max .

9 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 9:51 am

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I've just ordered cc stage 2 car is my daily so i don't want too heavy clutch (and for £275 delivered I won't be arguing). Anyway lying bastards advertising cc stage 2 capable of 450 lbft

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10 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 10:47 am

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That's a good price .
Is a decent organic road option & sensible money unlike helix current pricing .

11 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 2:20 pm

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Thats a good price much more affordable got to be better than the act. I've got a clutch bracket and a welded clutch fork so its all ok for now.

12 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 2:21 pm

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Usually they go for around £300 I just hope mine won't be Chinese copy lol

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13 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 2:35 pm

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How much power are you going to be running? Just trying to work out how much torque 300hp would produce

14 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 2:46 pm

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Well I don't know once I'm finished I'm hoping for 330-350 bhp but no idea on torque I've got now 280 bhp and 236 lbft of torque I think I'll start another post... how torque with this power lol

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15 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 3:00 pm

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probably 300 ish , maybe bit more pending how mapped & exactly what parts/work been done .

16 Re: Competition Clutch 11th February 2016, 6:12 pm

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Thats a good torque figure give or take, really should've asked before buying a barstard clutch. will have to get it done bloody leg is killing.

Just had a look at the CC specs and reckons stage 2 can take 450lbs torque and stage 3 500lbs torque

Hmmm bit conservative

Look at the uk site and torques are to the moon and back

17 Re: Competition Clutch 12th February 2016, 8:33 am

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I wouldn't want rate them that high torque handling & best have some reserve in torque handling to keep clutch in good working order, I wouldn't want push much over 350 through the stage 2.
4wd is harsh on a clutch as is the 54c's torque delivery.
Likes of the old model helix HD organic was rated only at 370 although did cope with bit more.
The stage 3 CC is a nice option for those who treat a clutch rough but still do a lot of road traffic driving.
Most people doing road driving 99% of time & around 280 to 350hp would find stage 2 CC fine I expect .

18 Re: Competition Clutch 12th February 2016, 8:45 pm

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Look what I've got!!! Look what I've got!!! bounce

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19 Re: Competition Clutch 12th February 2016, 8:50 pm

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You paid all that money for a box?

20 Re: Competition Clutch 12th February 2016, 8:56 pm

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mc_hawkings24 wrote:You paid all that money for a box?

Box and two stickers piss taker

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21 Re: Competition Clutch 14th February 2016, 1:41 pm

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Any idea if release bearing is pulsar specific or was used in other models??

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22 Re: Competition Clutch 14th February 2016, 8:45 pm

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As far as i remember its specific to the pulsar/sunny gtir only ....
Part number : 30502-1W720

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23 Re: Competition Clutch 14th February 2016, 8:50 pm

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I've found this no too but apparently it fits some other stuff like almera diesel etc I've found adl no too adn13313. I'll pester my euro car parts mate tomorrow...
This adl is replacement for NISSAN: 305020W720 NISSAN: 3050203E20 NISSAN: 3050228E20 NISSAN: 305021W720 NISSAN: 3050228E21 NISSAN: 305020W722
NISSAN: 3050241U20 so it doesn't look like it's pulsar only...

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24 Re: Competition Clutch 14th February 2016, 9:50 pm

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You can get one easily enough for the Pulsar so does it matter lol

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25 Re: Competition Clutch 14th February 2016, 9:52 pm

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shroom wrote:You can get one easily enough for the Pulsar so does it matter lol

So you're telling me there is something easily available for pulsar?? Shocked

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