New clutch and may be a flywheel
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New clutch and may be a flywheel
Having a new clutch fitted tomorrow at scoobyclinic, just wondered whats the consequences of not having the flywheel balanced or a new flywheel fitted.
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What clutch are you having fitted if you don't mind me asking? I am looking to get the Scoobyclinic clutch that is advertised for £375 within the next few weeks fitted to my '96 UK Classic. I have a Fidanza 5.2KG flywheel to go on also and am hoping to see a little difference in pick up.
Please post on how you get on service wise etc.
Please post on how you get on service wise etc.
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Had the new clutch fitted yesterday and I had the uprated semi-race clutch at £375.
So far feels alot better than before, also I had to have a new flywheel fitted as the old one was completey shot, but this Picks up alot better than before.
Service wise they're very good and friendly. Had a tour round the place and while waiting for the car I had the pleasure of driving there lovely courtesey car.
So far feels alot better than before, also I had to have a new flywheel fitted as the old one was completey shot, but this Picks up alot better than before.
Service wise they're very good and friendly. Had a tour round the place and while waiting for the car I had the pleasure of driving there lovely courtesey car.
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It took me 3.5 hours to get there, so arrived dead on 9am and I picked the car up at 3.30, but I think they had problems with the flywheel that's why it may have taken so long.
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