tb42 clutch, which one to get?

[Joshshorty]

hey guys
so the clutch in my tb42 shorty finally went the other day so time to stop putting it off and get a new one, just wondering what everyone recommends
ive been looking at the exedy heavy duty and the safari tuff clutch
anyone have any other suggestions?
its got 35s and gets put through its paces on the weekends on all sorts of terrains
ive also heard the td42 clutch fits and its tougher?

cheers

[98patrol]

The td42 clutch fits and has a stronger clamping force .

[Robo]

Question.
Is the TD clutch leaver/fork stronger than the TB's one.
or are they identical parts.

Just fitted safari tuff, personally, like the feel but pedal is very short on stroke before it take up.
forum comments are, this is normal.
local brake & clutch who I bought it off recons not the case and will diagnose shortly.
let you know how it turns out.
but no earlier than next week me recon.

oh and don't forget to get flywheel machined, very important.

[98patrol]

Clutch forks look the same .

[Robo]

Clutch forks look the same .

up date YES THEY ARE ACCORDING TO NISSAN FAST , so that cant be an issue.

[GQ TANK]

Sunbury brake and clutch do a td42 for $320

[Joshshorty]

Ended up getting a safari tuff last week just gotta get around to getting it in now
Let us know how you go robo
Cheers guys

[GQ TANK]

Are you pulling the box or the motor.

While you have the box or motor out replace the rear seal, and the welch plug (the one behind the fly wheel at the towards to top of the motor) - mine was nearly rusted though when I done it

I pulled the motor as I have a gantry - and did not want to be under the truck trying to lift the box - very heavy.

[Joshshorty]

I'm pulling box out, I'll just use the hoist and gearbox jack at work

Had planned on doin the rear main while I was going, also rebuilding the starter motor with all new bearings and the slave as well