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01-05-2007, 02:08 AM

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Re: deciding on a new clutch.

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Originally Posted by 1989GT

Yeah until that $169 clutch comes apart on you leaving a stop sign and you realize you have to drop the tranny in your driveway again, and you should've just paid for a good clutch the first time.

My 160 dollar clutch has never failed me and i have abused the hell out of it for a long time. If a clutch fails from "coming apart" and not wear it is most likely due to improper installation.

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