Clutch for a UK Turbo......
01 March 2002, 08:28 AM
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Can't afford a new one, plus I'm changing the car in a few months.....
Any ideas where and more importantly, how much?
Thanks in advance,
Dan
Any ideas where and more importantly, how much?
Thanks in advance,
Dan
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04 March 2002, 02:53 PM
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I could print the price, but nobody would believe me.....
Let's put it this way, about half the price of one from your friendly Subaru dealer........
Dan
Let's put it this way, about half the price of one from your friendly Subaru dealer........
Dan
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05 March 2002, 12:12 PM
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As some people behave like they are still at nursery school, try the following for a cheap clutch all range from £160 to £180 prob +vat:
http://www.importcarparts.co.uk/used_parts.htm
http://www.midland-impreza.com
http://www.townendgarage.co.uk/parts.asp
I have not used any of these kits so cant comment on quality.
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http://www.importcarparts.co.uk/used_parts.htm
http://www.midland-impreza.com
http://www.townendgarage.co.uk/parts.asp
I have not used any of these kits so cant comment on quality.
Cheers
Garry
05 March 2002, 12:15 PM
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Thanks, tried and have prices from the above - however, ScoobyDoo555's post suggests being unbelievably cheap, so it seems worth following up.
Grade A appear about the best bet at the moment.
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Mark (from kindergarten
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Grade A appear about the best bet at the moment.
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Mark (from kindergarten
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05 March 2002, 03:58 PM
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riocco - have a look at the links posted by my99; also try:
http://www.gradea-subaru.co.uk/products.htm
145+vat.
As for fitting, goodness only knows - I plan on diy.
Problem with these things is people read in different tones, things are not read in between the lines where they are assumed to, and wires get crossed.
Wouldn't worry about it...
- Mark.
http://www.gradea-subaru.co.uk/products.htm
145+vat.
As for fitting, goodness only knows - I plan on diy.
Problem with these things is people read in different tones, things are not read in between the lines where they are assumed to, and wires get crossed.
Wouldn't worry about it...
- Mark.
03 May 2002, 01:31 PM
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quote "As some people behave like they are still at nursery school"
No offence my99, but what's it gotta do with you?
Most people would have assumed that if I'm not willing to divulge the information publically, they would repsect my wishes.
The places you have suggested are more than adequate for providing supplies.
The nature of this post in the first place was to find out the deal about used clutches. The response was 'don't bother - get a new one".
On most occasions, I more than willing to share what limited knowledge I have and contacts etc. However, in this case, I'm not.
End of story.
Dan
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[Edited by ScoobyDoo555 - 3/5/2002 1:32:47 PM]
No offence my99, but what's it gotta do with you?
Most people would have assumed that if I'm not willing to divulge the information publically, they would repsect my wishes.
The places you have suggested are more than adequate for providing supplies.
The nature of this post in the first place was to find out the deal about used clutches. The response was 'don't bother - get a new one".
On most occasions, I more than willing to share what limited knowledge I have and contacts etc. However, in this case, I'm not.
End of story.
Dan
Sempers - yhm
[Edited by ScoobyDoo555 - 3/5/2002 1:32:47 PM]
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