xo0p

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How convenient isn't it? 54k mile with 350awhp and many passes at the drag strip finally did her in. I've been pricing around and the cheapest I could find for labor cost will be about 1000$. I've found cheaper but its quite a drive and will end up totaling almost the same price with drive time/gas money. So it looks like I'll be attempting to change it myself. There's a great how-to write up that I'll be following. I probably don't know what I'm getting myself into since I've never done anything this extensive on a car before. So wish me luck, I'll be doing it in a month or so.

Kreeker

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I will pray to the evo gods for you.

The most extensive thing I've done so far on my car is change my brake pads, so I wouldn't even think of attempting this. Maybe if I had a second car, so I wouldn't have to rush.

xo0p

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I do have a 2nd car so there will be no rushing involved.

vweater1369

How mechanically inclined are you? Doing a clutch isn't very difficult, just don't lose anything that you take off. Make sure to be neat and orderly with everything and you will learn and remember much more.

Btw if you don't have a jack you better get in shape to bench press that tranny in there!

ogrenator

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good luck! which clutch are you gonna get?

xo0p

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I fix F-15s for a living so I'm good with fixing things mechanically related. And the military base has a hobby shop with all tools / car lifts that I could ever ask for.

Don't know yet, I have a lot of research to do since I don't know much about the different types of clutches.

Evolution Z

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carbonetic twin disk

Kracka

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That's badass, must be pretty cool! I have always wondered though, and this is an honest question, what's it like working on and fixing something that you can't ever drive (or fly in this instance)?

Regarding clutches, with your power level and apparent driving style based on your stock clutch's life, check out the Competition Stage 2 with sprung full-face organic disc. Also, be sure to remove the plastic restrictor pill inside your clutch slave cylinder.

xo0p

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I got to ride as a passenger once and it was amazing.

I am at 350 awhp and mainly I just do spirited driving around town. Probably won't be hitting the track again due to repair cost that I can't afford right now. So probably a clutch that would be good for daily use at a decent price.

Kracka

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Awesome, I bet it was!

Check out the clutch I mentioned, it should be a good fit for you.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ve...-alt-hdss.html

vweater1369

Gee, an Evo Clutch should be a piece of cake with a decent write up then! lol

That is totally badass btw.

punn303

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Haha, even if you have a jack, sometimes its just easier to bench press a tranny. No pain, no gain!
I wish had access to a lift, makes life so easy.

Alpha X

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Good luck! My clutch is still doing good at 22k but I don't ever launch the car.

I know eventually the time will come

Panda_stunter

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Stock downpipe? Ur biggest hurdle would be clearing the downpipe, and getting the transfer case out of the way. Other than that, it's pretty straightforward.

Shza

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Always the best luck/timing for this to happen eh?