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NOTURS

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  1. 1 minute ago, pedro said:

    I had a new clutch fitted for $1100 all up..Usually half parts and half labour..

     

    That's not bad. I'm located in Nelson and I've found a mechanic who used to work at Subaru so i'm going to ask him to do it. Just trying to figure out if I can source a good clutch for a better price. Probably use the current flywheel after skimming though

  2. 2 minutes ago, Dazz01 said:

    Welcome to the forums NOTURS :)

    Im pretty sure they are 230mm.

    If you are choosing between them it depends what you want it for, the Heavy Ceramic clutch kit has a higher clamp pressure which is useful if you are putting through more power but it would probably be a bit harder to drive, a bit more bitey, I think that how it works. If your just using it as daily and not adding huge power, you might as well get the other one. Im not too familiar with clutches so someone else will have to confirm (or probably deny) what im saying... :|

     

    Thanks Dazz01. Clutch job labour doesn't come cheap so I'm trying to weigh out whats the best clutch to put in there.

    Cheers for the input :D

    2 minutes ago, kwi_fozze said:

    last time i bought a clutch through em, i paid $730 for a full kit including release bearing for a 6 speed sti clutch.

     

    5 speeds are normally significantly cheaper. i dont think drews does genuine clutches, but their clutches are fantastic

    but the one that he is selling on Trademe is not I quote "fantastic"?

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  3. 1 minute ago, kwi_fozze said:

    neither of em.

    i STRONGLY recommend buying a genuine clutch through wingers (or your nearest subaru stealership)

    failing that, ring drews automotive directly, mention clubsub. they have supported a LOT of club members recently and by all accounts they are a bloody nice clutch setup.

    bear in mind that with a heavy duty clutch, if you tend to side step it quite violently, you can do damage to your thruust bearings. have seen a set of thrust bearings recently from a car that had a heavy duty clutch and a pretty violent life, it was VERY close to turning itself inside out.

    thanks for that reply. I'll ask Drew for a genuine one. Would you know how much wingers would charge for a genuine clutch for Version 8?

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