Clutch Replacement
Hi, I need to replace my clutch really quick and very cheaply. . . Where should I look for a cheap stock or better clutch kit? I looked at rx7.com and mazdatrix already.
Also when I was looking at mazdatrix, I saw a trans gasket that they recommended, should I get that too? Please post any idea's.
Thanks
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Also when I was looking at mazdatrix, I saw a trans gasket that they recommended, should I get that too? Please post any idea's.
Thanks
-ck
Last edited by rotarypower86; Aug 18, 2004 at 09:57 AM.
Let me warn you about going "cheap" on your clutch components. I did that, too, a long time ago (bought some "clutch kit" from my auto parts store that fit), and the sucker only lasted about 30,000 miles (pressure plate went out), now I go only with OEM (or the "upper class" vendors). Climbing under the car to pull the tranny & take care of all that crap is NOT fun, unless you're in to a little masochism. So do it right the first time- get quality parts, and replace everything while you're in there- pilot bearing, throwout bearing, clutch disk/ pressure plate, resurface the flywheel if you wish (at least "clean it up" with some emory cloth or 400/600 grit paper), tranny front cover (if your fork arm pivot "ball" is worn to hell), tranny front & rear seals...
hey thanks! Do you recommend and specific manufacters?
By the way, I am having a shop install it for me, and am going to get a kit, and re do the flywheel. . .
By the way, I am having a shop install it for me, and am going to get a kit, and re do the flywheel. . .
Last edited by rotarypower86; Aug 18, 2004 at 10:47 AM.
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