Clutch install time and question
Originally Posted by rraulston
This statement gets a "BS" flag.......ive done 12 clutches and 2.5 hours is NOT a possibility...........thats a fact........rrr
Originally Posted by evodrivesme
evo8dad ya i woulda had u do it but im stuck 600 miles from where i live in connecticut lol there is no way i could drive it to you the way it is now 

Originally Posted by rraulston
This statement gets a "BS" flag.......ive done 12 clutches and 2.5 hours is NOT a possibility...........thats a fact........rrr
let us know how long it eventually takes. If they put three guys on it, you might get out today before they close, unless they stay open till 10 pm or something like that.
A clutch in 2 1/2 hrs? You'd need at least 3-4 guys working on it, no way someONE can do it in that time by themselves, and do it right.
A clutch in 2 1/2 hrs? You'd need at least 3-4 guys working on it, no way someONE can do it in that time by themselves, and do it right.
Last edited by dubbleugly01; Aug 22, 2006 at 08:44 PM.
Originally Posted by evolution_racer
My god, did you shop around?
clutch install
Originally Posted by rraulston
This statement is 100% accurate. 5-8 hours is what it takes when everything is properly installed and torqued. 2.5 hrs...........no............rrr
and had to wait 2 days for the dealer to get one, but 2.5 hrs i dont care who you are thats just impossable
I am not trying to back anyone up but, like I said before I have done a clutch on a '04 (no ACD) in about 2/3 hours. Keep in mind though I had 3 other guys helping for a total of 4 guys. Granted I was the only one that really knew what they where doing but, I just put them to work and got the car back together for a SCCA Touring 2 event.
We needed alot of
and
but, got it done
. I do agree that it would be nearly impossible to do it solo though.
We needed alot of
and
but, got it done
Originally Posted by evo8dad
I am not trying to back anyone up but, like I said before I have done a clutch on a '04 (no ACD) in about 2/3 hours. Keep in mind though I had 3 other guys helping for a total of 4 guys. Granted I was the only one that really knew what they where doing but, I just put them to work and got the car back together for a SCCA Touring 2 event.
We needed alot of
and
but, got it done
. I do agree that it would be nearly impossible to do it solo though.
We needed alot of
and
but, got it done 4 guys X 3hours = 12 man hours. I dont have an issue with that, but 1 guy 2.5 hours??! not on this planet..........i have a car lift in my back yard, tranny jacks air tools....It takes me and an apprentice 6 hours, 8 if we are slacking......






