I'm looking to buy a used Nth triple carbon clutch off of a Gen 4. Will it fit without any modification to the clutch or car on a Gen 5? Also, anything I should be concerned with at all?
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12-08-2018 #1Enthusiast
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Nth Carbon Clutch Question
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12-08-2018 #2VOA Member
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Does it need to be rebuilt?
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12-08-2018 #3Enthusiast
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According to the seller, no.
Originally Posted by 99RT10
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12-08-2018 #4Enthusiast
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Same clutch but you will need different slave spacers for the Gen 5.
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12-08-2018 #5Enthusiast
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Itd have to be in great visual condition and damn cheap for me to bother installing a used clutch.
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12-09-2018 #6Enthusiast
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You will need the appropriate installation components for it to work properly, which can be purchased from us directly.
A used triple disc clutch is a great option for a lot of buyers; since the torque capacity is so far beyond what even a big nitrous car makes the durability and longevity is fantastic. We have used triple disc units from customers upgrading to quad disc clutches for higher power builds from time to time and can offer them as-is or rebuilt and fresh for various price points. They usually sell just as fast as the brand new units so it's best to contact us via email at sales @ nthmoto . com to inquire on availability.
Thank you!Last edited by Nth Moto; 12-09-2018 at 12:54 PM.
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