LCE Clutch
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LCE Clutch
I have a 94 toyota pickup 2wd w/ 22re and I'm looking at getting a new clutch because my current one is starting to go. I'm considering a LCE clutch kit, but I cant seem to find any opinions on them.
The truck will soon have:
Header
Exhaust
Ported head w/ bigger valves
Cam upgrade
Supra AFM
Ported intake manifold
Supra LSD
Intake and battery relocation
My biggest concern was that I buy a clutch that isnt going to slip with these power mods, especially if I go with a full build later on.
Thanks for the help guys!
The truck will soon have:
Header
Exhaust
Ported head w/ bigger valves
Cam upgrade
Supra AFM
Ported intake manifold
Supra LSD
Intake and battery relocation
My biggest concern was that I buy a clutch that isnt going to slip with these power mods, especially if I go with a full build later on.
Thanks for the help guys!
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Go with the Marlin Crawler 1200 lbs clutch
I just did almost everything(no lsd or battery relocation) you listed and put the MC 1200 lb set up in and it works great
I just did almost everything(no lsd or battery relocation) you listed and put the MC 1200 lb set up in and it works great
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Wouldnt any good clutch work, on any naturally aspirated 22re? I dont think it would but out that much HP at the crank to make the clutch slip.
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MARLIN MARLIN MARLIN MARLIN No question.. centerforce is a joke.. your paying for a name thats it. And LCE as a whole is a garbage company I dont trust nor recommend anything they say or sell
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Multiple. but im not the only one I know that. there technical suport is a joke, and product is cheap. I could rant for days. Just get a Marlin clutch or hell Napa sells stock replacements that are even better than LCE
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I installed full napa clutch kit and flywheel
Now all I need is 5.29's.
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I have a Evolution 9 and those Transfer cases break on stock power, so I've learn a thing or two about how to "safely" launch a car (slip the clutch)
I have other cars, its just my main daily driver.
I have other cars, its just my main daily driver.
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If I were buying a new clutch right now, I'd probably get an Exedy part # 16801A
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I had the LCE heavy duty clutch.It always chattered a little,and I never liked it.My flywheel was brand new,so that wasnt the prob.Unless your really going to flog it,I think any clutch will work ok.I used a perfection disc{soft and cheap} with my LCE pressure plate,and my clutch is nice and smooth.Can I abuse it like the LC?Doubt it,but Im aight wit dat.
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Just wanted to say that all my "racing" is done on tracks and never on the streets. Dont want to get in trouble with any moditors
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i have all the mods listed in the first post and with my napa clutch kit i have had zero problems, shifts nice and smooth and so far hasn't slipped at all while wheeling it.
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