Stock Clutch....

[Fresh 240SX]

Any Ideas...... Even a used one thats in great shape i need....

[kanekz]

It'll probably run you $175-250 from the dealer. Try finding a used one. Save $$$. OR buy a aftermarket such as ACT. It depends on your application and funds. Install yourself to save a lil more $$$

Personally I would go with aftermarket.  IF you have the funds for it.  Just save a little more $$$ rather than buying a brand new OEM. If you could find a used good condition clutch then I would go with that also.

[Tyler Durdan]

Here's a price list from nopionline....
Click Here (http://www.nopionline.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=dspparts&vL1ID=0&makeid=270&modelid=120&catyear=1997&catid=0035&pcid=365&vTitle=1997%20NISSAN%20240SX%20Clutch/Transmission%20Clutch%20Kit)

From Courtesy Nissan Parts....Right Here Bud (http://www.courtesyparts.com/S14_clutch.html)

And Autozone...
Last One for Today (http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?UseCase=C001&UserAction=performSearch&Parameters=Auto+Store%7C%7EREGULAR+PARTS+LOOK+UP%7 C%7ECLUTCH+SET)

[Fresh 240SX]

Thanks alot guys..... but...... it says those are for DOHC.... as i have a SOHC..... but i dont see how thats gonna affect anything i mean it should still fit no problems....... maybe they dident take the 89-90 into consideraion (im refering to the nopi online)

[nismo270r]

For the money, a Sachs clutch would probably be your best bet.  I just got a new one for my '96 240SX for around 150ish.  That's the entire kit, with the pressure plate, disc, TO bearing, Pilot bushing, and alignment tool.  Give Stranoparts a call and ask for Arlyn.  Tell her Chris Stout sent you...1-800-729-1831

-Chris