alritght guys ive done searches and i know how to replace the clutch but my question is are there any shortcuts to make it easier? really hope there are cuz between work and college i dont have much time.

 

lol no man, if there were it would just be the way to do it.

After becoming extremely familiar with the whole process i can (and did) complete the whole ordeal, including removing the TOB from the P.P. (which ive become quite good at), running to get supplies/random bits, draining and adding fluids, eating, breaks, etc in about a day.

 

danm that sux lol. but thx any way

 

wheres lakeport?

Ill come up there and do it for you (and have it done in a day) if its not to far away and the price is right :-D

 

trust me its to far( in MI) and the price aint that good. im thinking of getting the center force dual friction performance clutch you heard of it?

 

lol you wont need a dual friction clutch trust me. Bryan isnt even running one.

 

ok then what are some good clutches with better grip than stock but not as mus as that. and for how much?

 

3hr 5min for me. But now I always drink during installs, so things have been taking a bit longer lately. tongue.gif


If you're gonna stay NA for a while, then you're better off getting a very mildly upgraded clutch. Usually refered to as a "stage 2" with most companies. I have a clutchnet.




And for my typical input in clutch threads: STAY AWAY FROM SPEC CLUTCHES!