Maaaan. Why are clutches so expensive.
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Well.....
I was getting ready to put up the car on Craigs
and the clutch is now slipping.....
And I DO NOT want to spend $381.82 on a clutch and then 250 for someone to install.
And I dont want to buy a cheap clutch for it either, then they will have to replace it in a couple months....
Anyone have a good used one?
Or know where I can find one cheap?
I was getting ready to put up the car on Craigs
and the clutch is now slipping.....
And I DO NOT want to spend $381.82 on a clutch and then 250 for someone to install.
And I dont want to buy a cheap clutch for it either, then they will have to replace it in a couple months....
Anyone have a good used one?
Or know where I can find one cheap?
it's OEM. It came off the engine I bought when my wife popped mine..
2005 Miata, 5k miles on the odo. It's a Daiken Disc/PP.. I ran the OEM clutch on my car for a long time with no issues..
2005 Miata, 5k miles on the odo. It's a Daiken Disc/PP.. I ran the OEM clutch on my car for a long time with no issues..
Why do you care if the F1 clutche lasts 15 or 50K miles. just put one in they are 170$, and drive just fine at 8psi. Even with all the sliping mine was getting in high boost it still was on track to last 40K or so miles.
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Oct 26, 2015 01:48 PM






less boost = less torques = less slippage

