2000_SS

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i've got a Textralia OZ700 that i think needs rebuilt....who does that kinda stuff? i think it's pretty low on friction material and the pressure plate is a little discolored, but not bad. i'd like to step up to an EXO-SKEL, but i don't have the cash right now. i'm building a new motor that will push the OZ700, but still i think be within its power-holding range.

any help would be appreciated,

thanks,
ben

Black02SLPSS

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I bought a used textralia z grip from another member on this board. I had it rebuilt, they resurfaced the flywheel, put new friction material on the disk, and gave me a valeo pressure plate, since they couldnt resurface the original plate (i know its not a luk plate like the original one but pretty much all ls1 pressure plates are identicle.) and it works beautifully. Just need to get it bled a little more. I would look in the phone book for a friction product company who does brake rebuilts and the like. If you lived in tulsa or the surrounding area i could give you the name of the place and their number.

2000_SS

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mine's also a Z-grip, we had a clutch/driveshaft shop here that did good work, but they went out of business. i live up near joplin, if you could, give me the number of the place that did yours and i may give them a call. another thought i had is that my car WAS making 452rwhp, and when done will be significantly more, although still NA, and i wonder if the rebuilt clutch would still handle the power. how much did that shop charge to redo your OZ700?

my main concern i guess is i don't know much about the friction material itself, like i didn't know if textralia used some special compound/mixture and whatnot...

Black02SLPSS

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BOBS99SS

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I know this is a very old thread but im not having any luck in the thread i just made, im trying to find a place that can rebuild my textralia clutch,can anyone shoot me some info, or anyone know of a good place that does this