Clutch Installment
There's a kid locally who recently had a local honda shop do his clutch swap for him because it was a good price. I think he wound up re-doing the clutch a few weeks down the road(himself that time) hopefully he'll chime in soon and let you know which honda shop does it for awesome rates!!!
and break in includes NO BOOSTING!!!! something i didn't know...and honda tech guys didnt tell me because they don't have turbos on many cars so it doesnt make a difference for them....balistic speed is a great guy if you want a clutch install cheap... i think he charges...400-450ish...
you need at least 350-400 miles, before you start boosting to break-in the clutch propertly and forget about launching neither. Umm friend of mine has a small shop that he just opened and he did mine for 400 bux + oil. took him about 5-6 hours (same day install) as a friend he hooked me up with SS clutch line and I told him to take restrictor out. He did a super clean job. I know I can trust him. HE did about 8 evo's clutches allready plus he owns one himself. I dont want to steal anyones business, just pm me if you're interested.
you need at least 350-400 miles, before you start boosting to break-in the clutch propertly and forget about launching neither. Umm friend of mine has a small shop that he just opened and he did mine for 400 bux + oil. took him about 5-6 hours (same day install) as a friend he hooked me up with SS clutch line and I told him to take restrictor out. He did a super clean job. I know I can trust him. HE did about 8 evo's clutches allready plus he owns one himself. I dont want to steal anyones business, just pm me if you're interested.
Will I did buy it used with 16k miles. I've raced it a lot (clutch kicking) so thats why I was thinking about upgrading the clutch. The clutch feels weaker than before. So I thought I was going to have to upgrade soon. But its still holding up.
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