Topic: Rhino pak clutches?

[94MtnYote]

 The mechanic that pulled my motor recommended a Rhino pak clutch for an oem feel.
I'm thinking of a more HD (marlin) application with easy pedal pressure. but what about rhino pak anyone have experience w them?

[jimbo74]

never heard of them

i can tell you i have a marlin 1600 and its the best clutch i have ever had

i could tell no difference in pedal pressure with it than with the previous centerforce dual friction i had or the stocker

[94MtnYote [OP]]

I drive my truck all over commuting for hours at a time easy pedal pressure is extremely important.

[jimbo74]

I drive my truck all over commuting for hours at a time easy pedal pressure is extremely important.

i daily drove my truck as well, and i did not notice any difference in pedal pressure than the oem

[solar86yota]

Put one in my Dad's 66 chevy c-10 stepside-very firm clutch i like em softer myself.

[Duffil]

I can say that I have sold them...not thru napa but one of our local suppliers. they are a OEM quality clutch, and made in china or taiwan of wherever. not too bad of quality, actually, considering the price. I have not had one come back.

[94MtnYote [OP]]

 Anyone know the countries of origin breakdown for the parts in the marlin clutch kits?

[WHITE_TRASH]

Survey says japan just like most of the factory type parts that marlin sells.  No chinese garbage here... 

[KDXSR5]

Anyone know the countries of origin breakdown for the parts in the marlin clutch kits?

I searched and I found this: (this is a Glen said kind of thing, but I take his word for it)

 
Marlin gets his clutch kits from a Japanese company called AisinSeiko  or  something,  like that,  they are special ordered  and the bearings  are OEM  Japanese  made Toyota quality

[94MtnYote [OP]]

 Searched it too pretty sure I remember reading that on Yotatech earlier today.   
Not that I don't believe in the quality though