Need to replace clutch
02-27-2013, 11:49 AM
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I ordered the "exedy OEM replacement" off of somebody on ebay. If I were to do it over again I would probably go a different route. My original pedal was much firmer (which I prefer) and the T/O bearing they provided with the kit started making noise about 10k miles after the change. Granted, it has been holding for 60k+ miles but it still bothers me.
03-02-2013, 01:47 PM
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Got my clutch job done at Ballade, great guys and Alex took the time to explain his kit and the difference to others. I ended up buying his kit and flywheel minus the pressure plate, I elected to go stiffer pedal with ACT, 500 mi so far and I am happy and no issues. Plus they do very professional work.
03-02-2013, 11:27 PM
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Got my clutch job done at Ballade, great guys and Alex took the time to explain his kit and the difference to others. I ended up buying his kit and flywheel minus the pressure plate, I elected to go stiffer pedal with ACT, 500 mi so far and I am happy and no issues. Plus they do very professional work.
hey thanks white on tan, but i live closer to LA.
03-03-2013, 09:54 PM
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I had my clutch installed during the special they had in December. It was $600 for the clutch and installation. Additional $250 for the 10lbs flywheel which I got as well.
I think it is normally $800 for installation + clutch. I would just PM or test Alex and he'll give you the cost and time frame.
They do have pretty flexible hours, not your typical 9-5 shop hours. They actually open until 8pm which is nice for people who work 9-5... I was able to get it done that night, dropped the car at like 4pm and they finished the same night.
I think it is normally $800 for installation + clutch. I would just PM or test Alex and he'll give you the cost and time frame.
They do have pretty flexible hours, not your typical 9-5 shop hours. They actually open until 8pm which is nice for people who work 9-5... I was able to get it done that night, dropped the car at like 4pm and they finished the same night.
08-20-2013, 06:44 PM
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Thanks vtecaddict. Ive been thinking for a while about supercharging my car... so I think maybe I should just hold out. those who are SC'd what clutch do you guys recommend?
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