clutch help
03-01-2007, 02:08 AM
#11
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: michigan, living in O Hi Hoe
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RE: clutch help
150 wish my cluch cost that little... and i donno why u guys don't listen the first time i say it.... adjust the clutch befor you do anything, i mean hell whats it going to hurt even if it doesn't fix it? at worst u just spend 5-10 min. trying something big deal, better than possibly wasting 500$ on a new clutch... i've thought my clutch was starting to go a few times and it just happend to be that the set screw in my firewall adjuster worked loose and loosened up the adjuster
03-01-2007, 02:11 AM
#12
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 180
RE: clutch help
well this clutch isnt a high performance clutch but has a lifttime maufactors warrnty so i bought... i paid 150 but it listed at like 275-300. but ya im going to have to try and adj it tommorw
03-01-2007, 02:16 AM
#13
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: SW Missouri
Posts: 889
RE: clutch help
Holy s*&% what clutch do you use. Mine was $175 from Auto Zone and it has been in there for 4 years, DR launches 4-5 slicks launches.
ORIGINAL: 94gtcoupe
150 wish my cluch cost that little... and i donno why u guys don't listen the first time i say it.... adjust the clutch befor you do anything, i mean hell whats it going to hurt even if it doesn't fix it? at worst u just spend 5-10 min. trying something big deal, better than possibly wasting 500$ on a new clutch... i've thought my clutch was starting to go a few times and it just happend to be that the set screw in my firewall adjuster worked loose and loosened up the adjuster
150 wish my cluch cost that little... and i donno why u guys don't listen the first time i say it.... adjust the clutch befor you do anything, i mean hell whats it going to hurt even if it doesn't fix it? at worst u just spend 5-10 min. trying something big deal, better than possibly wasting 500$ on a new clutch... i've thought my clutch was starting to go a few times and it just happend to be that the set screw in my firewall adjuster worked loose and loosened up the adjuster
03-01-2007, 02:24 AM
#14
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: earleville md
Posts: 10,357
RE: clutch help
hes got a centerforce... im about to blow a few hundred on a spec stage2... i bet you me and him run our cars alot harder then you(no offense), cuz if you drove/raced as much as i do, and wellyea, lenny does too, yea youd start spending money on the good clutch, lol.
03-01-2007, 02:27 AM
#15
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: SW Missouri
Posts: 889
RE: clutch help
If you saw the pile of time slips I have and go with me on a weekend you might think differently, but mine is not a DD though. I see the Hp mods you have so your clutch don't go through quite so much either. (no offence)
03-01-2007, 02:33 AM
#19
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Location: michigan, living in O Hi Hoe
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RE: clutch help
it's the clutch thats up from the dual friction centerforce. it's called the LMC and i beat the **** out of it... i killed a cobra clutch in 3000 miles and i drive the LMC harder than i ever drove that cobra... if u wanna know just how hard/fast i shift and how much abuse the clutch gets then i can post a video, but i'm possative i beat on it more often than u do (no offence) and i'm sure my idea of beating on it is way above yours (once again no offence) pricing clutch disc 200, matching pressure plate 300, steeda adjustable cable kit 150 (i think) plus the price of 1 stretched stock cable and one broken stock cable (don't remember price for replacing with 2 stock cables) my my clutch set up including cable kit was 650 before the new flywheel, rear main seal etc......