guys i need your help.... i have a year 2000 and my stock clutch is starting to slip when i hit 6,000 which is my favorite part of my car as it is for many of you i'm sure. my question is i talked to a honda tech and they want 1,200 for a stock clutch and install... now i know the clutch is $400..... so that means $800 to install a clutch.. come on now. can someone please help me with this project or tell me how to do it.. i'm being told i have to undo the motor mounts and pivot the motor to get to the clutch assembly.. is that true or is there a way around it? i live in nashua NH and i drive it year round i'd like to replace it in the spring time when some snow melts.. what should i use for a clutch ? and is anyone willing to show me how to do it. i'll throw some money your way just let me know what you guys think is fair. i might even be able to use a lift in a shop

thanks guys
justin

 

My clutch was replaced under warranty and I had them install an ACT set. There is alot of labor involved.

 

Here's what's involved:
http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.p...&postid=1036057
This is not a simple clutch job.

 

justin it realy is quite involved and at the rate that they charge that doesn't suprise me at all

 

sorry Justin the guys at Boomer called me to do it but I dont have a lift or the time my shop is booked till Febuary

Good luck !!