slow boy would yins do a clutch install and flywheel on my car its fwd lancer how much would it cost about in labor

 

I doubt the garage would want to take that on, since its not a factory turbo car, or one that we converted. The garage is backed up til the end of february.

Mark
SBR

 

i dunno wat my car not being turboed stock has to do wit the clutch but i understand ur booked just gotta look for a shop thats a lil more local anyways

 

That means a converted car that we didnt do, Issues down the road with the clucth b/c of your car being turbo'd and we didnt even do the work..

mark

 

well fellas we ended up buying a mazda6 its pretty nice , the acura dealership were actin like a$$holes so not trying to work anything out, and i couldnt get the wife to go with the subaru 2.5 legacy gt, i personally wanted the suby

 

still dont see the problem wit turbo since mine aint even turboed yet but o well i hope im not the only one that this makes no sense to, dan thats still a nice car congrats, so does anyone know of a good transmisson shop ? that wont kill me on labor

 

oz you need your clutch installed? i can suggest a place that did mine and they did a good job. Hit me up via pm if you want the number.

Steve
GnV Motorsports

 

oz, the only thing I can think of is that since they are installing a clutch on a NA car, that in the future is going to become boosted, problems could arise from the additional torque and start to slip or whatever. And you technically could hold them liable thinking it was a bad install or whatever. That's just my guess.

My car is so backed up, parts on backorder, parts we cannot get, etc. I think the IX is looking better everyday.

 

I don't know of many garages that will do clutch jobs for first time customers.

 

oppie wat the hell are you talkin about?everyone needs a clutch at one point. so how wont they take first time customers

 

nice ,

 

[QUOTE=Thegame]oz, the only thing I can think of is that since they are installing a clutch on a NA car, that in the future is going to become boosted, problems could arise from the additional torque and start to slip or whatever. And you technically could hold them liable thinking it was a bad install or whatever. That's just my guess.

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You are exactly right.... And the fact that we only like to install parts that we sold, not just do the work so when the part fails we get balmed and are wanted to back a product up we didnt even sell.. The situations just never go good, and I woudl just rather stay away from it. If an Evo owner buys a clutch somewhere else, why woudl i want to just do the install. We are swammped with installs with people who are buying our products. We are not a garage around the corner that is just here to do labor specializing in tuner cars. We have the shop to offer the luxury of having a plce to install the products they just bought from us. We stay away from normal mechanic jobs and are stictly custom.

Mark
SBR

 

I don't see a problem as long as the owner of the car and the shop of whoever does it makes a contract stating something a long the lines of "I _________________ hereby agree that in the future, if i am to do more modifications to my car i cannot and will not hold _________ responsible for parts failing. " something of that sort. I mean i doubt whoever you go to will do a bad job intentionally to get away with your money and not be held responsible... Do some research there are tons of shops that would do the install.




Steve
GnV Motorsports

 

well damn id buy a clutch and flywheel from u and since ur strictly custom u can make me my downpipe and intake pipe and dyno tune my car lol i think ill find another shop that wants and needs work

 

well u answered ur own question perhaps glenn , mark is straight up man if he can help u im sure he will , maybe u should call him personally on the phone instead of trying to work this out broadcasting on the net u know