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clb0099 · 10-16-2007, 10:53 AM

yes.... i am i figure why go through the headache of not replacing the first time i get the chance

[B]*UPDATE*[/B

Well, I tried to drive the car to the mechanic after i thought the clutch was just slipping and i could make it . Well to say the least it is died did not make it at all which is ok cause my friend has a flatbed . I might have confused some people about the flywheel being resurfaced. I bought a low mileage used flywheel from Oklahoma foreign for 200 which I figured was a good price considering a new one is 700.00. The mechanic got the flyhweel and said it was in really good shape and that was very minor wear on it and it would be a easy resurfacing. I do want to ask when you did the new clutch was there much a difference in shifting or any improvement.

10-16-2007, 10:53 AM	#6
clb0099 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: new jersey Posts: 404	yes.... i am i figure why go through the headache of not replacing the first time i get the chance [B]UPDATE[/B Well, I tried to drive the car to the mechanic after i thought the clutch was just slipping and i could make it . Well to say the least it is died did not make it at all which is ok cause my friend has a flatbed . I might have confused some people about the flywheel being resurfaced. I bought a low mileage used flywheel from Oklahoma foreign for 200 which I figured was a good price considering a new one is 700.00. The mechanic got the flyhweel and said it was in really good shape and that was very minor wear on it and it would be a easy resurfacing. I do want to ask when you did the new clutch was there much a difference in shifting or any improvement. Last edited by clb0099; 10-22-2007 at 12:32 PM.