flywheel bolt set
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flywheel bolt set
Hi
Does anyone know where I can get the following:
s2000 flywheel bolt set
s2000 pilot bearing
s2000 release bearing
Maybe there is somewhere online that stocks these and can ship to uae?
I have tried TE but they are so slow. I need these items to install an exedy hyper single clutch which is just sitting in my boot which is annoying.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Does anyone know where I can get the following:
s2000 flywheel bolt set
s2000 pilot bearing
s2000 release bearing
Maybe there is somewhere online that stocks these and can ship to uae?
I have tried TE but they are so slow. I need these items to install an exedy hyper single clutch which is just sitting in my boot which is annoying.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
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Buying & shipping from overseas is also going to take some time. Honestly, imho the quickest would be for you to buy these direct at TE or just let TE install the clutch. I could be wrong, though... 
If you want to diy, how about Hardtopguy?
If you want to diy, how about Hardtopguy?
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Just give in your car to TE and let them do it, They have all this and you dont need a new bolt set, what model year is your car.
Release bearing they will have it should cost you AED 380 i think, why do you need a pilot bearing? Seems like you changing the whole system.
I changed from stock to spoon, from spoon to exedy, from exedy to exedy using all same stuff. just changed the release bearing everytime and once i got bolt set from J's racing and once pilot bearing. If your car model is new i dont think you need to change pilot bearing and bolts.
Release bearing they will have it should cost you AED 380 i think, why do you need a pilot bearing? Seems like you changing the whole system.
I changed from stock to spoon, from spoon to exedy, from exedy to exedy using all same stuff. just changed the release bearing everytime and once i got bolt set from J's racing and once pilot bearing. If your car model is new i dont think you need to change pilot bearing and bolts.
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Thanks for the advice Umair.
I was just going on the advice from exedy, that when you install their hyper single clutch you should replace release bearing, pilot bearing and flywheel bolts.
As you said maybe this is over precausious but since my car is 2003 I thought it would probably be better.
I spoke to TE, they said they could do the work but they need to get the parts. This was 3 weeks ago and I keep calling but they don't have the parts in yet.
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I was just going on the advice from exedy, that when you install their hyper single clutch you should replace release bearing, pilot bearing and flywheel bolts.
As you said maybe this is over precausious but since my car is 2003 I thought it would probably be better.
I spoke to TE, they said they could do the work but they need to get the parts. This was 3 weeks ago and I keep calling but they don't have the parts in yet.
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TE always to be on the safe side would tell you more and surprise you with an early return/service.
They would finish your clutch job within a day and you will have it the next day. just get the pilot bearing.
Hey DesertRat, i forgot to reply your sms, will do that today with the pricing on torque damper.
They would finish your clutch job within a day and you will have it the next day. just get the pilot bearing.
Hey DesertRat, i forgot to reply your sms, will do that today with the pricing on torque damper.
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