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18 March 2006, 10:37 PM
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best place in the NE
to get a clutch and mayb fitted (if my buds to busy that is)
need 1 for a 95 classic,understand its also bhp related so gonna need 1 for ruffly 300bhp
any help b greatly appreciated guys pls
need 1 for a 95 classic,understand its also bhp related so gonna need 1 for ruffly 300bhp
any help b greatly appreciated guys pls
19 March 2006, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by lordharding
As Performance
Birtly
Alans a TOP MAN al lthe TTS boys and CS boys use him cos hes the BEST
The Green Wagon likes his stuff too
Birtly
Alans a TOP MAN al lthe TTS boys and CS boys use him cos hes the BEST
The Green Wagon likes his stuff too
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21 March 2006, 06:18 AM
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yeah i kno but ill b honest bit brassic so couldnt actually afford the extra 200 notes for fitting of it, and i wouldnt b able to get the car down to birtley for the job to b done, lolz dont tell any1 im having to drive my missus's mini for work lolz
21 March 2006, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by StickyMicky
is the clutch that far gone that you cant drive the car at a slow pace?
if so you will probably need a flywheel skim as well
if so you will probably need a flywheel skim as well
my classic fell foul of that one, but pennine way did me a good deal on the whole job, not sure what there prices are like now though
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21 March 2006, 06:23 PM
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well got the clutch for £175 this afternoon, and nope clutch isnt that far gone but still using the wifes car lolz, was hoping a member of tts fancied earning himself a few bob lolz
o well mayb not
o well mayb not
21 March 2006, 06:27 PM
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wrong time of year for me, far to cold sorry, besides, wouldnt know where to start with a scooby clutch, looks a little more complicated than my RALLYE was lol
good luck mate
good luck mate
21 March 2006, 07:00 PM
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seems like a big job from what i remember seeing of my engine bay the other month when they had my car in bits
ideally it looks like you need the car up a hight
ideally it looks like you need the car up a hight
21 March 2006, 07:15 PM
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i was going to do my own, and TBH after the seeing paul stabler do mine, i stood underneath the car and thought "no chance"
i had planned to do mine on axle stands outside my parents house
i will tackle most jobs, the ones i am unsure about i normally watch somebody else the first time and then do it myself the second
TBH i could not be arsed to do a clutch swap on an impreza after helping paul wrestle my box off the engine.
i remember the days of my nova driving and you do one in 30 mins with a few little clips
i had planned to do mine on axle stands outside my parents house
i will tackle most jobs, the ones i am unsure about i normally watch somebody else the first time and then do it myself the second
TBH i could not be arsed to do a clutch swap on an impreza after helping paul wrestle my box off the engine.
i remember the days of my nova driving and you do one in 30 mins with a few little clips
21 March 2006, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by harvey
By prior arrangement you can take the car in first thing in the morning and drive away at lunchtime. It is certainly same day nine times out of ten and represents value for money at £150.
21 March 2006, 11:09 PM
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if your the chap i spoke to yesterday i gave you a price 'all in' which meant that fitting wasn't much different to the price above without driving all the way to darlington and we always do
same day..............................
not sure what i missed??
alyn
same day..............................
not sure what i missed??
alyn
21 March 2006, 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by stockcar
if your the chap i spoke to yesterday i gave you a price 'all in' which meant that fitting wasn't much different to the price above without driving all the way to darlington and we always do
same day..............................
not sure what i missed??
alyn
same day..............................
not sure what i missed??
alyn
21 March 2006, 11:29 PM
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hi alyn, got the first of the 2 holes in that bottom arm sorted.
will probably have it complete by the end of the week.
subaru really dont impress me with the quality of matirials used on there cars, its crap stuff, thats putting it politely lol
will speak to you later in the week
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will probably have it complete by the end of the week.
subaru really dont impress me with the quality of matirials used on there cars, its crap stuff, thats putting it politely lol
will speak to you later in the week
john
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