needs some help finding a new clutch after
being screwed by the dealers mechanic.
anybody knows a good aftermarket clutch
for a 2000 model
being screwed by the dealers mechanic.
anybody knows a good aftermarket clutch
for a 2000 model
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new clutch
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im still waiting on my stage 1 spec clutch from SOS (2 weeks now...) but as soon as I get it in, I'll let you know how it works. I don't have a 00 though 
I would go with the clutch masters single disc. You can order it through Autologic Inc. in Houston. They have a good account with them. I have bought all of my parts through them.
The owner has one in his car and I have driven it. It feels great, better than a powergrip two from comptech.
You can contact Autologic at 713.516.2081
Brad is the owner.
The owner has one in his car and I have driven it. It feels great, better than a powergrip two from comptech.
You can contact Autologic at 713.516.2081
Brad is the owner.
clutch
the dealer is willing to give me some slack
on the cost of installing it ($700.00)
Just need to get the clutch to them.
It seems the scienceofspeed has a good deal
on the clutch, anybody has one of them ??
rob
the dealer is willing to give me some slack
on the cost of installing it ($700.00)
Just need to get the clutch to them.
It seems the scienceofspeed has a good deal
on the clutch, anybody has one of them ??
rob
If you pay less than $1000 then you will feel it in the clutch.
Don't skimp on this, seriously. Get a good clutch and it will make a world of difference for the future. If you do not get a stock replacement from honda, I would recommend a single disc (as I said before). They last longer and don't wear uneven like the twins (because there is only one disc, obviously).
Don't skimp on this, seriously. Get a good clutch and it will make a world of difference for the future. If you do not get a stock replacement from honda, I would recommend a single disc (as I said before). They last longer and don't wear uneven like the twins (because there is only one disc, obviously).
