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I have a tripple plate (i think)..

it is for 34gtr, with nismo imput spline if that can help anyone work out which clutch i have.

now on down shift some times i hear a kind of grind noise.. it dosnt happen all the time. and is usually happening when i'm just crusing.

is this normal?

i figure that most clutch slipping happens on down shift.. does anyone else have this happeneing

Cheers

Andrew

most clutch slipping happens on acceleration/high load. right at the point of peak torque (usually coincides with the car hitting full boost).

grinding noise is not good. perhaps you are being too slow releasing the clutch? or too fast moving the gear lever?

hmm i might try releasing the clutch a bit quicker..

will see what i come up with when i drive home.

it happens when i downshift comming off the free way usually. or when i downshift going through eway lane..

but not all the time on downshift.. i must be a pretty inconsistant driver :D

I'm still unsure on what clutch i ended up getting.

caus i dont think that it ended up bieng a nissan 34gtr clutch.

as i also remember having to buy a converter also.

or do most os clutches need this?

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