Clutch Price???
07 December 2006, 12:58 AM
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Doesn't sound too bad - the Scooby Clinic show £395 fitted for a Standard clutch + £320 for a flywheel + VAT which is £840. More for uprated clutches...
What is your milegae? I've done 61.5K and am having a problem getting 1st sometimes and think it's probably the clutch.
What is your milegae? I've done 61.5K and am having a problem getting 1st sometimes and think it's probably the clutch.
07 December 2006, 08:38 AM
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How can you not know that? Id keep such ignorance to myself if I were you. Youll be telling me next that you can hear high-rev/high-boost detonation; does it all sound like an old Cortina pinking Pete?
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07 December 2006, 11:48 AM
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If you are prepared to travel you wont get a better quote than these Leeds clutch & gear box centre Leeds Tel 0113 2453396 Jack lane LS10 1BN you will get 10% off if you quote WYIOC OR SMACS
they are doing my8 on Monday Organic uprated Exedy clutch good for up to 450bhp re-grind flywheel new gearbox oil price including vat £450
they are doing my8 on Monday Organic uprated Exedy clutch good for up to 450bhp re-grind flywheel new gearbox oil price including vat £450
07 December 2006, 02:14 PM
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The cost of flywheels vary, they can go from (RRP) £140.00 up to £460!!
One of those is for an MY03 STI, the other a MY00 normally aspirated Legacy
The cheaper one belongs to the MY03 STI
Its not reccomended to replace the clutch without the flywheel, it could create judder and result in another clutch replacement, costing the customer alot more money in the long run
One of those is for an MY03 STI, the other a MY00 normally aspirated Legacy
The cheaper one belongs to the MY03 STI
Its not reccomended to replace the clutch without the flywheel, it could create judder and result in another clutch replacement, costing the customer alot more money in the long run
07 December 2006, 04:27 PM
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Only with the Impreza have I ever heard of replacing the flywheel when you replace the clutch! 
Considering that new Imprezas suffer from clutch judder, I can't see the point of replacing a 12KG piece of steel in a hope of solving the issue. It has never bothered me anyway, it just means that you need to get the revs right!
Having it re'skimmed... yes. Replace.....no way!
Considering that new Imprezas suffer from clutch judder, I can't see the point of replacing a 12KG piece of steel in a hope of solving the issue. It has never bothered me anyway, it just means that you need to get the revs right!
Having it re'skimmed... yes. Replace.....no way!
07 December 2006, 05:15 PM
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Its with all Subaru models, not just the Impreza where the flywheel is also replaced.
Even when a clutch is claimed for under warranty, the flywheel is replaced as reccomended by International Motors.
First time I've heard "all new Imprezas suffer from clutch judder"
Even when a clutch is claimed for under warranty, the flywheel is replaced as reccomended by International Motors.
First time I've heard "all new Imprezas suffer from clutch judder"
07 December 2006, 05:34 PM
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This is news to me too! The only reason to replace the flywheel would be if for some reason it was causing damage to the clutch. In any case a light skim would be all that was required. While clutch is being replaced is obviously a good time to have a lighter weight flywheel put in ( only should you choose to do so )for the modest performance benefit it provides.
07 December 2006, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Clare_492
Its with all Subaru models, not just the Impreza where the flywheel is also replaced.
Even when a clutch is claimed for under warranty, the flywheel is replaced as reccomended by International Motors.
First time I've heard "all new Imprezas suffer from clutch judder"
Even when a clutch is claimed for under warranty, the flywheel is replaced as reccomended by International Motors.
First time I've heard "all new Imprezas suffer from clutch judder"
Nothing to do with the fact that they are after more of your readiess! 
A flywheel needs skimming, not replacing. It's a 12KG piece of iron for god sake!
07 December 2006, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
How can you not know that? Id keep such ignorance to myself if I were you.
As an Engineer I simply CANNOT see any reason WHATSOEVER for replacing a flywheel when the clutch is replaced!!
Maybe, Mr SmartArse, you could enlighten me??
It should be resurfaced ... but, unless teeth are missing, no need to replace!
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08 December 2006, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
You really are a prize ****!
As an Engineer I simply CANNOT see any reason WHATSOEVER for replacing a flywheel when the clutch is replaced!!
Maybe, Mr SmartArse, you could enlighten me??
It should be resurfaced ... but, unless teeth are missing, no need to replace!
As an Engineer I simply CANNOT see any reason WHATSOEVER for replacing a flywheel when the clutch is replaced!!
Maybe, Mr SmartArse, you could enlighten me??
It should be resurfaced ... but, unless teeth are missing, no need to replace!
Go on, talk some more ****e about something you dont understand. You call me a ****? Youre the biggest **** on ScoobyNet Pete, without a doubt.
Simon
You must be a little man Pete; only an inedequate pigeon chested little nobody would act like you do on a BBS.
08 December 2006, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by GC8
Pete; you really are a know-it-all ***** arent you?
Go on, talk some more ****e about something you dont understand. You call me a ****? Youre the biggest **** on ScoobyNet Pete, without a doubt.
Simon
You must be a little man Pete; only an inedequate pigeon chested little nobody would act like you do on a BBS.
Go on, talk some more ****e about something you dont understand. You call me a ****? Youre the biggest **** on ScoobyNet Pete, without a doubt.
Simon
You must be a little man Pete; only an inedequate pigeon chested little nobody would act like you do on a BBS.
I await your answer with baited breath .....................
08 December 2006, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Torquesteer
Funny that. Nothing to do with the fact that they are after more of your readiess! A flywheel needs skimming, not replacing. It's a 12KG piece of iron for god sake!
Nothing to do with the fact that they are after more of your readiess! A flywheel needs skimming, not replacing. It's a 12KG piece of iron for god sake!I know nothing about all this so I'm open to arguements from both sides but I would have thought she does know what she's talking about.
08 December 2006, 12:17 PM
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recently had a new clutch put into my 04 wrx sti.
Excedy organic clutch - £335 incl VAT and delivery (aps)
Fitting - £250 incl VAT
Fly wheel - No need to replace as there were no surface/abrassive cracks.
Total £585
Great clutch!
Excedy organic clutch - £335 incl VAT and delivery (aps)
Fitting - £250 incl VAT
Fly wheel - No need to replace as there were no surface/abrassive cracks.
Total £585
Great clutch!
08 December 2006, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by pimmo2000
As I understand it, Claire is actually from Prosport...
I know nothing about all this so I'm open to arguements from both sides but I would have thought she does know what she's talking about.
I know nothing about all this so I'm open to arguements from both sides but I would have thought she does know what she's talking about.
Will we benefit financially from the advice to Skim the exsisting Flywheel?
08 December 2006, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Torquesteer
Funny that. Nothing to do with the fact that they are after more of your readiess! A flywheel needs skimming, not replacing. It's a 12KG piece of iron for god sake!
Nothing to do with the fact that they are after more of your readiess! A flywheel needs skimming, not replacing. It's a 12KG piece of iron for god sake!
08 December 2006, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by pimmo2000
As I understand it, Claire is actually from Prosport...
I know nothing about all this so I'm open to arguements from both sides but I would have thought she does know what she's talking about.
I know nothing about all this so I'm open to arguements from both sides but I would have thought she does know what she's talking about.
This post is becoming quite amusing
08 December 2006, 06:34 PM
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Guys you might want to have a look at this thread
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-g...light=prosport
Prosport really are great at what they do
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-g...light=prosport
Prosport really are great at what they do