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by **sharp018** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 6:08 +0000

Hello ive notice all new hiluxes have Dual Mass Flywheels

Now im running 33s and do alot of bush bashing and alot of snatching so my clutch has obviously coped a beating

The clutch is genuine original

Im upgrading to a heavy duty clutch can anyone tell me whats stronger

Excedy heavy duty

Or

Safari tuff clutch

Ive seen you can buy the kits with Single flywheels

What is better single or dual mass

Ive had a vt commodore in switch I swaped the dual mass to a single for burnouts and extra torque for riding the clutch.

Dual mass are becoming extremely rear to get machined as I was told for my vt it waa cost 850 for a new dual mass every time its hotspotted or warped with single its.60 bucks to machine

Can someone confirm are single better and what is stronger Safari tuff clurch or excedy heavy duty

by **rory18** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 6:17 +0000

No hilux's have dual mass fly wheels.

by **boxhead55** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 6:27 +0000

Correct no 1kd has a duel mass flywheel
All 1kd engines are single mass flywheels

Very easy to face

by **sharp018** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 6:28 +0000

Are you sure? I wasnt 100% but alot of people have said they are which is why its weird that excedy would supply a single mass conversion kit?

by **sharp018** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 6:30 +0000

Thanks heaps guys I was so confused I havnt pulled mine out yet but I was just researching clutches as far as heavy duty goes and yeah they said it was dual mass.

Makes my life easier all it may need is a machine

Still does anyone knkw whats tougher between the 2 clutches? I cNnot find anything online that compares the 2

by **rory18** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 6:43 +0000

I have the exceedy sports tuff in my hilux... I don't rate it at all, but i think it was to do with the company who installed it. But thats a whole other story.

by **boxhead55** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 7:35 +0000

Down to 3 hrs now for clutch replacment and that includes a faced flywheel.

by **sharp018** on Thu, 25 Sep 2014 7:48 +0000

Thanks heaps fellas I must look into it further
Today I was constantly pulling gq's around with a snatchy through muddy ruts and constantly riding the clutch it was rooted before that anyway. Wish there was some kind of review I might just ring bursons and see if that can find out or excedy them selves.

by **ugli-1** on Fri, 26 Sep 2014 1:33 +0000

Have a look at npc clutches lot of good reports on them

by **Fletcher** on Fri, 26 Sep 2014 2:31 +0000

Have a look at 4terrain clutches too, made by CI

I have one of these in my lux and am pretty happy with it.
It does well considering the abuse it cops with the 33's some time, I am still going to re-gear to make its life easier though.

by **fnqtech** on Fri, 26 Sep 2014 10:38 +0000

Ditto on the 4Terrain. I have done 34,000km on mine since installing. Combination of heavy off road (two Cape York trips included), towing and highway.

by **teambullet** on Sat, 27 Sep 2014 10:57 +0000

4 terrain all the way to the bank........

I tow 2.5 tonne on mine very often, plus all the 4bying i do...

Prob my best mod...

Denny

by **jaybags** on Sun, 28 Sep 2014 7:53 +0000

Another for the 4terrain.

by **Jesse98** on Wed, 09 Mar 2016 2:05 +0000

So my clutch is on the way out, and I've been looking at the 4 terrain ones which I reckon I'll go with, and I'm just wondering if anyone has any good suggestions of brands.

Cheers

by **Rocket55** on Wed, 09 Mar 2016 2:50 +0000

Threads merged.

A few other threads here to check out also.

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=Clut ... gws_rd=ssl

by **jaydo** on Fri, 11 Mar 2016 7:07 +0000

I'm in support of 4terrain as well. I have had it in mine now and its seem some pretty tough offroad stuff and been up and back from Cape York as well. The only thing that has dissapointed me a little with it is a bit of water must've got in in somewhere and now it clicks all the time because the throw out bearing has seized.

by **hiluxxury** on Fri, 11 Mar 2016 7:23 +0000

jaydo wrote:I'm in support of 4terrain as well. I have had it in mine now and its seem some pretty tough offroad stuff and been up and back from Cape York as well. The only thing that has dissapointed me a little with it is a bit of water must've got in in somewhere and now it clicks all the time because the throw out bearing has seized.

x2 mine has done the same. I'm not looking forward to pulling it out again or maybe I'll just leave it as I rarely notice the clicking. Otherwise its a good clutch.

by **jaydo** on Fri, 11 Mar 2016 7:26 +0000

hiluxxury wrote:x2 mine has done the same. I'm not looking forward to pulling it out again or maybe I'll just leave it as I rarely notice the clicking. Otherwise its a good clutch.

I just turn my music up really loud

If I can't hear it then nothing is wrong.

by **hiluxxury** on Fri, 11 Mar 2016 7:44 +0000

jaydo wrote:
hiluxxury wrote:x2 mine has done the same. I'm not looking forward to pulling it out again or maybe I'll just leave it as I rarely notice the clicking. Otherwise its a good clutch.

I just turn my music up really loud

I already do that so I cant hear the passenger

by **UltraLuxe** on Fri, 11 Mar 2016 1:28 +0000

ACS Extreme outback clutch in mine for 30,000km and going really well especially for under 400 bucks. NPC clutch is tough as nails all the big hp hiluxes are running them.

Cheers

Ultra

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