Exedy Twin Rebuild Kit?!?!
Aug 13, 2007, 06:27 AM
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thats BS! I have a Mcleod twin disc in my z06, that clutch is around $2k new and it only cost $450 for a complete rebuild. That rebuild includes replacing all the components in the PP, two brand new discs, resurfacing all the friction surfaces and balancing. Basically you get a BRAND NEW clutch again for $450 rather then spending another $2k. Big thumbs down to Exedy.
Aug 13, 2007, 06:33 AM
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Well you get the same thing from Exedy if you can buy the rebuild parts lol... It just sucks that I really like the clutch but if forced to spend another 2k I'll buy something that keeps rebuild kits stocked up.
Aug 13, 2007, 06:54 AM
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Yes they do although I don't see it listed on their webpage. The only problem is one of needed parts for the rebuild is back ordered or something like that.
Aug 13, 2007, 07:02 AM
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if your floater plate can be resurfaced as well as your pressure plate and flywheel all 3 would be 30 bucks and the 2 discs should cost you around 530 bucks.
Aug 13, 2007, 07:15 AM
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$530.00 for 2 discs is criminal. I'm sorry but anyone who pays that amount is dumb as a box of rocks. 2 dics should cost no more the $250 and thats on the high side of retail.
Aug 13, 2007, 07:17 AM
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I'm thinking Buschur didn't recommend resurfacing these pieces but I'll double check. 530 seems high but a lot cheaper than 1500-2000 lol
Aug 13, 2007, 07:32 AM
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Yeah I didn't mean to come off like an *** with the 'dumb as a box of rocks' statement, just that I get fired up when I see vendors try and take advantage of people. Thats exactly what $530 for 2 discs is too, taking advantage.
I don't see why you couldn't resurface the FW, PP and maybe even the intermediate plate if they all needed it. Its standard protocol when putting in new discs.
Aug 13, 2007, 08:48 AM
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Yeah I didn't mean to come off like an *** with the 'dumb as a box of rocks' statement, just that I get fired up when I see vendors try and take advantage of people. Thats exactly what $530 for 2 discs is too, taking advantage.
I don't see why you couldn't resurface the FW, PP and maybe even the intermediate plate if they all needed it. Its standard protocol when putting in new discs.
I don't see why you couldn't resurface the FW, PP and maybe even the intermediate plate if they all needed it. Its standard protocol when putting in new discs.
Insinuating that a retail vendor is taking advantage of a customer on pricing without knowing how much EXEDY charges for replacement discs makes the commenter " as you put it ".
Aug 13, 2007, 09:10 AM
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Without knowing the wholesale cost of two replacement discs, commenting on the retail price of replacement parts makes the commenter " as you put it ".
Insinuating that a retail vendor is taking advantage of a customer on pricing without knowing how much EXEDY charges for replacement discs makes the commenter " as you put it ".
Insinuating that a retail vendor is taking advantage of a customer on pricing without knowing how much EXEDY charges for replacement discs makes the commenter " as you put it ".
. I'm glad you are threatened by me enough that you have to make unnessicary comments in every thread I post in.
Unless you have something useful to add to the subject your opinion is not needed.
Aug 13, 2007, 09:12 AM
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what makes you think I don't know the whole sale price of 2 discs?
I have a sales account @ Clutchnet who can make basically any clutch disc I ask for, so yeah I think I know what they go for retail & whoelsale which is I why I made that post.
I have a sales account @ Clutchnet who can make basically any clutch disc I ask for, so yeah I think I know what they go for retail & whoelsale which is I why I made that post.
Aug 13, 2007, 09:31 AM
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When you have the pricing for EXEDY discs and can speak intelligently on the value of wholesale and retail pricing of discs, please check back with the thread.
In the end, you DO NOT know how much EXEDY charges for their discs and therefore your comments on vendors "taking advantage of buyers" based on their pricing is not only irresponsible, but lacks any factual data.
TTP-Engineering sells the discs for less than the prices mentioned previously in this thread, however we DO KNOW what they cost from EXEDY and they are VERY EXPENSIVE.
Aug 13, 2007, 09:56 AM
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Clutchnet does not manufacture the EXEDY discs.
When you have the pricing for EXEDY discs and can speak intelligently on the value of wholesale and retail pricing of discs, please check back with the thread.
In the end, you DO NOT know how much EXEDY charges for their discs and therefore your comments on vendors "taking advantage of buyers" based on their pricing is not only irresponsible, but lacks any factual data.
TTP-Engineering sells the discs for less than the prices mentioned previously in this thread, however we DO KNOW what they cost from EXEDY and they are VERY EXPENSIVE.
When you have the pricing for EXEDY discs and can speak intelligently on the value of wholesale and retail pricing of discs, please check back with the thread.
In the end, you DO NOT know how much EXEDY charges for their discs and therefore your comments on vendors "taking advantage of buyers" based on their pricing is not only irresponsible, but lacks any factual data.
TTP-Engineering sells the discs for less than the prices mentioned previously in this thread, however we DO KNOW what they cost from EXEDY and they are VERY EXPENSIVE.
The FACT is that a clutch disc, regardless if its made by exedy or clutchnet, is still only a clutch disc. There are only so many things that can change which is why I said Clutchnet can build any disc I ask for, all I need to provide them with is the specs. IIRC, the Exedy twin I have uses sprung organic 7" discs, all I would need is the spline count and walla new discs for much less then $250 retail.
Since my trans is out I'm going to measure everything and give my rep @ clutchner a shout to see what he can do. Anyone else reading this if you need discs let me know your specs and I can order them for at the same time I order mine.
Aug 13, 2007, 10:08 AM
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hmm maybe if we knew how much that clutch disks that vendors actually buy them for we could judge how fair of a price it is, but for "sales reasons " we probably won't find that out , as for me 530 for two disks ? i dont care who makes them or what they're made of is just high.