Clutch & Diff Install cost?
Pro
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Port Charlotte, FL.
I had mine done this summer at a dealer for $800.00. I supplied all of the parts and they did a great job. Just watch out for the finger prints from the gloves they wear when working on the car. They leave scratches !!
By the way - very nice car, I have a black 97 and yours looks super. Is that some kind of new perpendicular wing in the back? Just kidding.
By the way - very nice car, I have a black 97 and yours looks super. Is that some kind of new perpendicular wing in the back? Just kidding.
Last edited by MRHTRD; Oct 7, 2004 at 02:30 PM.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2000
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From: CenTex Texas
Originally Posted by mdhmi
$750 - $1,000. I would also do a hardened output shaft as long as you have everything out.
Mark
Mark
I was planning on it.
Thanks for everyones reply. What I was quoted seems to be on par.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2001
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From: DFW Tx
Corvette Country in Austin can do it for ~$700 or around there abouts.
They replaced my clutch a couple months ago.
512-835-6666.
Ask for Donnie the service rep and have John work on the car.
John will really take car of your car, he takes his time and does it right. They have been working on my car for 3 years now and I never had any problems.
They replaced my clutch a couple months ago.
512-835-6666.
Ask for Donnie the service rep and have John work on the car.
John will really take car of your car, he takes his time and does it right. They have been working on my car for 3 years now and I never had any problems.
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Each part of the country is different but the above $$$ are right in there.
Time for some 3.73s to help rotate the big boys eh?
3.73s are the ****zin with drs!
Time for some 3.73s to help rotate the big boys eh?
3.73s are the ****zin with drs!
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Drifting
Joined: Jul 2000
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From: the West is the best
actually, I am amazed that someone would be willing to do a differential and clutch job for $750. I would think that cars with headers would drive that price even higher as they need to be at least loosened and swung out of the way...
Resident moron
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Assachusetts
Personally I can't believe it either. I've done it myself, and did the write-up on it, and I can tell ya that unless I was really desperate - there's no way I'd do it for $750. Maybe $1000.
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