Replacement Clutch

I'm way overdue for a clutch so gonna get er done before winter sets in. I've heard a lot of good about the Marlin Crawler clutches. Figured it will cost me an additional 80.00 over a stock Aisen. I'm thinking it would be a good idea as I might be doing some towing which is always hard on a clutch. Any of you guys used these clutches? Thanks

 

I'm kind of in the same boat and am also undecided between stock and the Marlin setup. I don't want the pedal to be any stiffer than stock though as I do a lot of in town driving and have a bad knee. No help at all but I'll be curious to see if anybody has an opinion one way or the other.

 

All my Toyota`s have new clutches I have a few LUK clutches and Two Aisin Clutches .

If I ever need another it will be The Marlin Crawler 1200 pound kit.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...on-your-5-speed-transmission-write-up.338836/

 

I've got the 1200# marlin in my 3RZ and it works great. Flywheel was re-surfaced at the local machine shop. I suggest getting new flywheel bolts from the dealer before starting the job. I don't remember what they cost, however I remember them being fairly cheap.

 

Marlin 1200 in my 98. 32" tires. Clutch has aisin parts. Similar to the T100. Toyota tech guy at my servicing dealership likes the marlin crawler clutch in his rock crawler.