clutch install question
Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Middle Of Kali CA
About 1k is my guess as a good deal. Dealer book quotes 20.5 hrs to do it.
It is rather involved. Make certain to do a remote bleeder and depending on milage do a slave. Cost of parts is small to the cost of GOING BACK IN......
It is rather involved. Make certain to do a remote bleeder and depending on milage do a slave. Cost of parts is small to the cost of GOING BACK IN......
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Simi Valley CA
Just did mine. Byunspeed had a good price on Textralia clutches. Did that and (as stated above) did the slave and remote and pilot bearing. About $1150 parts. Labor in my case was an "extra" $300 because they were r/r-ing the rear end.
Racer
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Metamora IL
I would def, do the slave (at least while its all apart) and pilot bearing is a MUST. its $200 well spent. You can always do the master later, if you like. Also several guys rave about the remote bleeder too.
Melting Slicks
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From: It's true money can't buy happiness, but it is more comfortable crying in a Corvette than on a bicyc
St. Jude Donor '13
Cheapest labor is about $400. On up to whatever you want to spend. Seen some pay 2 grand in labor. Parts can be $700. to however much you wanna spend. See the trend?
I did mine and midway in I wished I spent the $450. I was quoted for labor. Afterwards in hindsight it was pretty easy. If you pay over 5 or 6 hundred in labor, at least get a kiss.
Time depends on who, experience, and unforeseen problems.
I did mine and midway in I wished I spent the $450. I was quoted for labor. Afterwards in hindsight it was pretty easy. If you pay over 5 or 6 hundred in labor, at least get a kiss.
Time depends on who, experience, and unforeseen problems.
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