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Exedy Clutch around R7400.00 form Marlin 4x4 Delmas.

Clutch longevity is directly related to driving styles. :roll:

Personally, I only believe in Center Force clutches.
Only clutch that lastse behind high performance American V8`s
You will never find me without Stroh or a 4x4 :D

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The choice is then clear. Buy an Isuzu.

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jakeslouw wrote:
Tue Jul 08, 2025 3:57 pm
The choice is then clear. Buy an Isuzu.
I have owned my share of Isuzu`s. Not a bad product. Unfortunately like Nissan (I currently owns two) their dealer experience is nonexistent.
For me a brand is all about dealer support.

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You will never find me without Stroh or a 4x4 :D

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grips wrote:
Tue Jul 08, 2025 8:01 pm
jakeslouw wrote:
Tue Jul 08, 2025 3:57 pm
The choice is then clear. Buy an Isuzu.
I have owned my share of Isuzu`s. Not a bad product. Unfortunately like Nissan (I currently owns two) their dealer experience is nonexistent.
For me a brand is all about dealer support.

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In Kaktu maybe, but here in the Province of Milk & Money my local. Isuzu dealership has been good....
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Yeah, that's what happens when you live in Toyota Monopoly County

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One other thing, I spoke to the technical expert at Exedy clutches and he advised that there are 2 size clutches plates being( if memory serves) a 16" and a 17,5".

In 2010 - 2013, Toyota were changing over to the bigger clutch plate because the smaller just couldn't handle the load.

My VIN says use the smaller clutch plate but I installed the bigger clutch plate ( plug and play with zero mods) and I believe that has made the biggest difference in clutch longevity

Maybe check what size Toyota say you should use
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I still haven't bought a clutch for Fearless.
Billy, yes, I have the larger one in now.

I did order a Valeo Clutch Kit for my 2000 KB 280DT, the clutch was last replaced 16 years/144000km ago.
I paid R3750 for the clutch. When it arrived the supplier had accidentally sent a Sachs Clutch.
So I scored there! :lol:
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BillyH wrote:
Wed Jul 16, 2025 4:04 pm
One other thing, I spoke to the technical expert at Exedy clutches and he advised that there are 2 size clutches plates being( if memory serves) a 16" and a 17,5".
I think they are 260mm dia. vs 275mm dia,
17.5 inches is 445mm, the clutch cant be that big. :shock: :o :(
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Manny is clutching at straws.

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jakeslouw wrote:
Wed Jul 16, 2025 5:52 pm
Manny is clutching at straws.
Will that then be the last straw?

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Bogaards wrote:
Fri Jul 18, 2025 10:34 am
jakeslouw wrote:
Wed Jul 16, 2025 5:52 pm
Manny is clutching at straws.
Will that then be the last straw?
That broke the Porra's back?

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jakeslouw wrote:
Fri Jul 18, 2025 12:49 pm
Bogaards wrote:
Fri Jul 18, 2025 10:34 am
jakeslouw wrote:
Wed Jul 16, 2025 5:52 pm
Manny is clutching at straws.
Will that then be the last straw?
That broke the Porra's back?
On the back of that, what will he do next?

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While you two have been babbling on about Straw I've been making Hay.
Found a place called Inyathi Clutch.
Guy is getting me prices on Exedy Heavy Duty Clutches.
Stage1, Stage 2 & Stage 3.
Hopefully Cheaper than Terrain Over-Charger.

So far...

Prices:
Toyota OEM Clutch- R8 200.00 including a seal you don't need
Terrain Tamer Standard - R19 400.00
Terrain Tamer H/Duty - R26 700.00 :shock:
Mintrams Spares LUK R6 600
Inyati R5 640 for a Valeo.

So if the Exedy Stage 1 comes in at a fair price, that's what I'll go for...

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