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04 November 2008, 09:48 PM
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whats the best clutch and fly wheel for a classic import v limited? and how much would i be looking at spending got a quote from my local scooby specialist awd in perth and was quoted roundabout 900-1000 for an organic clutch and skimmed flywheel and the bearing is this a good price and what exactly is different between a standerd clutch and an organic one? cheers stu
04 November 2008, 10:02 PM
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It will depend what power you want to produce.
We charge a fixed £150 for swapping clutch and/or flywheel.
A clutch capable of 400 bhp may cost £320.
A clutch capable of 320 bhp may cost as little as £155 and certainly not more than £220.
Unless there are high spots on your flywheel or you are suffering judder there is no need to replace your flywheel but even with a replacement flywheel and £320 clutch you should not be looking at more than £610.
That is what we would charge here in Darlington but there may be a saving if you don't need a flywheel with a further saving if you are operating around 320 bhp.
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We charge a fixed £150 for swapping clutch and/or flywheel.
A clutch capable of 400 bhp may cost £320.
A clutch capable of 320 bhp may cost as little as £155 and certainly not more than £220.
Unless there are high spots on your flywheel or you are suffering judder there is no need to replace your flywheel but even with a replacement flywheel and £320 clutch you should not be looking at more than £610.
That is what we would charge here in Darlington but there may be a saving if you don't need a flywheel with a further saving if you are operating around 320 bhp.
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05 November 2008, 05:48 PM
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well the car is a standard wrx sti v limited 555 series tbh i have no idea what power it has a think its around 250 bhp darlington is a long way from us tho.
06 November 2008, 01:36 PM
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whats the best clutch and fly wheel for a classic import v limited? and how much would i be looking at spending got a quote from my local scooby specialist awd in perth and was quoted roundabout 900-1000 for an organic clutch and skimmed flywheel and the bearing is this a good price and what exactly is different between a standerd clutch and an organic one? cheers stu
I got an exedy uprated clutch at the start of the year including fitting for £400 in an MY05 UK STI.
06 November 2008, 02:46 PM
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Just don't go for a ceramic paddle clutch they are aweful!!! I have an AP ceramic paddle clutch fitted to mine and if I knew before it was fitted how incredibly awefull it was going to be I would have made sure I got something different.
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06 November 2008, 05:43 PM
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Clutches are rated by torque and not bhp
I also happen to have a good idea of a 2 litre Subarus probable torque figure from the BHP figure on the basis that :
BHP= torque x RPM/5252.
If it will make you happy Bob I can also make reference to torque in future.
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