Clutch Replacement(Needed!) difficult level?

I did the cc stage III kit with the urd sleeve,. not for me

 

Lots of good info in this thread. Thanks for posting up everything OP.

PS.. I know this is a 8 year old thread, but it's the most complete of any of the clutch replacement threads as far as pictures go.. So with that being said... bringing this baby back from the dead!

 

Nah. Thread is weak in comparison to this 4 banger write-up: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/better-clutch-for-2tr.144555/page-3

 

Right, but 5spd, vs 6spd... Definitely will use that when I change my 5spd clutch here in a few weeks. Hardly anyone owns a 6spd, so good info is hard to come by

 

You aint kidding on the lack of info on the 6 speed

 

I made this write up when i changed the clutch in my 6spd. Hope it helps some

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...lightweight-flywheel-install-write-up.577836/

 

Thanks man this is very detailed and informative. I’ve watched the video of the xrunner a couple times but the info you gave is a lot more detailed. I will be referring to this thread once I get my truck up on some jack stands.

 

Thank you!!

 

So I have a stock tacoma with the 6mt and 175k miles... have no power going to wheels when clutch is engaged( pedal not depressed) and am thinking that the clutch or throw out bearing are the issue. What is a good clutch from URD or others that won't be overkill( seen many here with a stage III but had the super charger) thanks.

 

As far as longevity goes, if you don’t have power upgrades that require a clutch with more tq capacity, then it’ll be hard to beat the Stock Aisin clutch. That is of course assuming you don’t mind how the stock clutch felt. Some people don’t like it and want something grabbier, so that is for you to decide I suppose

 

Stock ftw without power upgrades!!!

otherwise an organic capable of handling your engines load will be significantly more kind to drive. Ceramic clutches are harsh.