Clutch Replacement in SLC Area Updated
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Clutch Replacement in SLC Area Updated
As the title suggests, I want to replace my clutch because it started making some noise.
Does anyone know of a good shop or person (with previous S2000 clutch replacement experience) that can do the install?
I ordered a S.O.S sport clutch, clutch release & pilot bearing, and a light weight flywheel.
I just need someone to put it in. Parts come in this week. I'd like it to be installed next week after Tues. 8/24.
Thanks,
John
Does anyone know of a good shop or person (with previous S2000 clutch replacement experience) that can do the install?
I ordered a S.O.S sport clutch, clutch release & pilot bearing, and a light weight flywheel.
I just need someone to put it in. Parts come in this week. I'd like it to be installed next week after Tues. 8/24.
Thanks,
John
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Well, I called around and it seems $600 - $700 is the going rate for the labor of the install. The hardest part was finding a shop that would install the aftermarket parts. All of the "Mom & Pop" places (which I like to use instead of dealerships) wouldn't do it unless it was their parts.
So, it looks like I'll be going to Ken Garff. They quoted $660 for the install and didn't mind that it was aftermarket parts.
I'll let everyone know how it goes and my impressions of the SOS clutch/flywheel combo. It's scheduled for next week.
So, it looks like I'll be going to Ken Garff. They quoted $660 for the install and didn't mind that it was aftermarket parts.
I'll let everyone know how it goes and my impressions of the SOS clutch/flywheel combo. It's scheduled for next week.
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Originally Posted by brax_1,Aug 16 2010, 04:04 PM
Well, I called around and it seems $600 - $700 is the going rate for the labor of the install. The hardest part was finding a shop that would install the aftermarket parts. All of the "Mom & Pop" places (which I like to use instead of dealerships) wouldn't do it unless it was their parts.
So, it looks like I'll be going to Ken Garff. They quoted $660 for the install and didn't mind that it was aftermarket parts.
I'll let everyone know how it goes and my impressions of the SOS clutch/flywheel combo. It's scheduled for next week.
So, it looks like I'll be going to Ken Garff. They quoted $660 for the install and didn't mind that it was aftermarket parts.
I'll let everyone know how it goes and my impressions of the SOS clutch/flywheel combo. It's scheduled for next week.
I did this in my RX-7 and hated it. Then, I did it once with the motor out of the car and it was cake! Whee!
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Yeah, I considered it but I don't have as much space as I used to.
I usually do all of my own work. I used to have a '88 CRX HF that I bought simply to learn about repairing cars. I did an LS/VTEC swap (which I built myself). That was years ago.
On the S2000 I've done everything myself and I guess I feel like taking a break from constantly working on it.
Hopefully, these guys know what they're doing.
I usually do all of my own work. I used to have a '88 CRX HF that I bought simply to learn about repairing cars. I did an LS/VTEC swap (which I built myself). That was years ago.
On the S2000 I've done everything myself and I guess I feel like taking a break from constantly working on it.
Hopefully, these guys know what they're doing.
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Originally Posted by my_slow_2k,Aug 17 2010, 07:15 AM
I'll help you out. Been wrenching for years and we did Ofire's not too long ago. Took about 8 hours, 6 of it work, 2 of it BS'ing.
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Originally Posted by my_slow_2k,Aug 17 2010, 07:15 AM
I'll help you out. Been wrenching for years and we did Ofire's not too long ago. Took about 8 hours, 6 of it work, 2 of it BS'ing.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by brax_1,Aug 17 2010, 08:53 AM
I PM'ed you about your offer to help me.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I've got air tools...
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It was a good learning experience for me. I'll bet my_slow_s2k could have finished in 3 if I wasn't there haha. I'm always willing to give a hand at it though. So let me know when you will be doing it. I'm curious to see the sos clutch package as well.