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Old Apr 22, 2010, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by HK_Visionz
My stock clutch went out around 18k miles, it sucked pretty bad, it was slipping in every gear, i replaced with a ACT HD street disc and fly and it feeels like what an evo should feel like now. cost for the kit + fly with labor $1800 good luck with your clutch buddy.
I really hope my bill isn't more than that
Old Apr 22, 2010, 09:02 PM
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well it wasnt the parts that were exspensive it was the labor, just because the X is set up differently. the trans is set up like a front wheel drive car, its positioned sideways. so labor was about 8-10 hrs for install. so labor was about 1/3 the cost.
Old Apr 22, 2010, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 403evo
1600$ for OEM????
im getting a stage 1 exeddy clutch and lightened flywheel combo delivered to my door for 850$ labour for install is 200$
people have told me that the stock clutch that comes in evo's are the Exedy stage 1, thats why they go out so fast because they are worthless. at least. thats what I hear. With that said my stock clutch going out at 18k miles. its easy to agree with them with how fast mine went out. =(
Old Apr 23, 2010, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 403evo
1600$ for OEM????
im getting a stage 1 exeddy clutch and lightened flywheel combo delivered to my door for 850$ labour for install is 200$
yea yo my parents made me take it to the dealer... shops scare them... why idk...

its No Bueno
Old Apr 23, 2010, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by krackerstache
yea yo my parents made me take it to the dealer... shops scare them... why idk...

its No Bueno
lol
Old Apr 23, 2010, 11:42 PM
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i have 15k on mine and it smelled real bad today. i was at a stop light going up a super steep hill with about 200 pounds of cargo and i accidently hit boost trying to go up, the smell was so AWFUL, i thought i was going to cry. no slippage yet but i have a feeling shes gonna go by 20k.
Old Apr 25, 2010, 08:43 AM
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Mine lasted until I put it on the dyno with a fp red and e85.
Old Apr 25, 2010, 05:24 PM
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I swapped mine to the Exedy Twin last week. I had 11k on the stock clutch, and it looked absolutely perfect. No burns, no nothing.
Old Apr 25, 2010, 10:36 PM
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hmm im on my stock clutch right now i have 27k miles on them and just did redline at las vegas and it still feels like its goin strong
Old Apr 26, 2010, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by krackerstache
yea yo my parents made me take it to the dealer... shops scare them... why idk...

its No Bueno
Your parents have some sort of influence on where you get your car serviced?

Please expand upon this. I am curious to see where it leads.

Old Apr 28, 2010, 11:34 AM
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for those killing the clutch early make sure you check your driving style. ie. don't keep your left foot on the clutch(don't ride the clutch).
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Originally Posted by hotdog
Your parents have some sort of influence on where you get your car serviced?
No mystery, I assume that they paid for it.

As for the guy who got a clutch installed for $200. Was it in somebody's back yard and that bill was for beer? I paid $720 just for labor. I know in some parts of the country you can get the price down to $600 or so but like someone else said, it is an 8-10 hour job.

You wouldn't believe how much stuff has to come off of the car to remove the transmission. It actually wouldn't be a bad time to have any other work done that you were planning...half the work of pulling the motor has to be done.
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^ I second that...the bad part of the X is that so much **** has to come off to gain access to anything. The installs are no worse than the 8/9's but way more stuff has to come off.

Anything less than $500 there is no way the shop is making money on it. Unless it is a very small shop with no overhead.
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Not sure if it's relevant but I replaced the original clutch in my GSX at 178K. The clutch disc still looked new but it had a broken spring. When I bought it, the car was bucking like it was slipping and the guy said it was the clutch. So I put a clutch in it. It turned out to be spark plugs. LOL.
Old Apr 28, 2010, 02:21 PM
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Are you sure you didnt break anything by driving it hard? I had a similiar problem. Not the same but it ended up being my slave cylinder that was making my clutch slip.


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