i can do a clutch install on a 2.0 is 2.5 hours wink1.gif

ive done in 4 times, im now better at the tibby trans then any other trans pull.

 

You don't need to do it at where you live... I know someone who went to a Wal-Mart parking lot with tools and jacked up his car there and worked on it because it was asphault and flat...

 

thats pretty messed up......

 

$370 labor
$40 flywheel resurfacing
$120 for clutch kit and upper and lower release bushings
$20 for gear oil

Next time I'm doing it myself. It looked pretty easy.

 

...or you can be ghetto like me and just do it by hand with sandpaper.... though... you gotta be good with your hands laugh.gif

 

Hey, I need to replace my clutch too. Where in VA are you located? Maybe we could help each other out and do it ourselves. I am in the Hampton Roads area. Anyway, I have access to a garage with all the tools and lifts and stuff on the navy base.

I was looking at the hmaservice TSB on how to do it. The don't mention anywhere about having to remove the half-shafts, but if you were to take the transmission off I would assume you would have to do that? Keep in mind I have never done anything like this before and I am just going off of what other people are saying. If I could do it myself I could go ahead and get a better aftermarket clutch. I know that an aftermarket oem clutch is around $100, go to rockauto.com and look but I don't think it is an excedy. Here is the link that I am looking at to buy a clutch. http://www.hopupracing.com/drivetrain67.html
which one do you think would be the best for someone that wants a clutch that is a little stiffer than factory but not too stiff like a drag clutch. I was looking at the ACT clutches, are these any good. If so, which one would be best the race disc or the street disc.