Thread: what is a blackberry friendly website to buy a clutch

Doen anyone know of a blackberry friendly website where I can buy a clutch, I figure while the engine is going to be out I might as well put a new clutch in.
.
.
I know I want something a little bit better than stock (but I never had a problem with the one that's In there), mainly the car is dd 600-1200 miles a week all highway, so I'm not really worried about too much hp or torque just enough to pass the stupid drivers on i95, from what I've been seing most people use act or excedy, and I see the turbo/ve owners use jwt pp/b15 disc but I don't need anything that good, .
.
.
So if anyone knows a good website or if anyone is selling them on here please let me know, I need to swap the engine next week
.
.
.
Ps: car is 1996 200sx se-r sr20de- intake, ss headers, 2.5" vrs exhaust with magnaflow muffler, gspec crank pulley, increased timing.
.
Coming-wp pulley, cold air intake, g20 ecu, and way down the road cams maybe

The VE owners use B15 disc and JWT Presure plate.


The turbo owners better be using something else. if they are making more than 250 WHP

Anyway get a JWT setup with B15 disc and JWT presure plate

^best place to buy the b15 disc and pp from?

bgreen get the JWT/B15 from:
http://www.gspec.com/p-4884-clutch-kit-bundle-20-stage-3.aspx



Mike see if you can order from Gspec. Here is the cheapest/weakest clutch he recommends:
http://www.gspec.com/p-4882-clutch-kit-bundle-20-stage-1.aspx

And here is the one that is slightly better than stock, but not as good as the JWT/B15 combo:
http://www.gspec.com/p-4883-clutch-kit-bundle-20-stage-2.aspx

benfenner with the uppercut?!?!? THX

So far it looks like the JWT/B15 combo is holding just fine for me (303 WHP). If it holds up for another summer season or two I'm going to recommend Greg change his rating of the combo on his website. The real deal with that combo is that it's good from 230-250 WTQ. Most guys making 250 WHP also make about 250 WTQ so anything higher and they are in trouble. If you can keep it under 250 WTQ like I have you can make as much power as you want and it should hold.

I know Dre that you know all that. I'm just trying to clarify for others.