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Old 01 January 2011 | 03:54 PM
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im going to replace the clutch in my 04 sti soon with an exedy pink clutch
what sort of cost am i looking at fitted?
Old 01 January 2011 | 03:57 PM
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Im in the same situation mate. Ive been told it could take up to 6-7hrs to do, but my mate reckons he did his himself in 4 hours. Don't know of an actual price though suppose it depends where you take it and labour rates
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im going to phone scoobyworks in loughborough on tuesday,
they list the job as £479 but not sure if thats for a 5 or 6 speed.
they say the job takes 3-4 hours
Old 01 January 2011 | 04:09 PM
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the garage i go to will do it for me £180 and ill supply the clutch and flywheel so nice saving there
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Think im looking about that sort of price too. My mechanic charges £35 an hour labour plus VAT, so Im probably looking at £170 with me supplying clutch if its a four hour job. Happy with that.
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I paid £170 to get mine done on a classic .. with about £240 ish for the clutch .. not cheap .. but a world of difference ..
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Contact Harvey Smith on here for a good quote on fitting and a good price on the clutch.
Old 01 January 2011 | 04:52 PM
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Ive used these before, they have a unit In Blackpool.

They seem competitive on price although I havent used them recently.

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/techniclutch/m.html

As for clutch fitting:

I watched Scoobyteknix fit my old car (5 speed) on a ramp, and without going into too much detail he did the gearbox removal method and it took 3 hours with a brew break and ciggy in between.

At the same time a Classic STI turned up for the clutch install, but also a new water pump and cam belt. He did this on the floor (engine out obviously) in the same time as mine give or take 15mins

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£499 from ap or was last year £150 labour total around £650 ish sorry forgot to mention flywheel in on the price to

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whats harveys username? and also where is he based??
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whats harveys username? and also where is he based??
Harvey,Darlington
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Harvey Darlington I think
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Tubbytommy,
Where you're based mate?
Asking because i'll be doing mine as well in next month and i've been quoted £150
I live in Bedford.
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i live in kettering about 20 miles away
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Originally Posted by tubbytommy
whats harveys username? and also where is he based??
Harvey. Darlington.
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479 price includes clutch by the way
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Excedy 6 speed - pink box(up to 400bhp) clutch kit about £300-£350 for clutch kit alone, Then £150-£200 for fitting, Dont bother with the silver box one as it will probably start slipping with 360/360 IMHO

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Old 01 January 2011 | 07:00 PM
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I paid £800 for a pink Exeedy 6 speed clutch complete kit and brand new subaru fly wheel all fitted .

Change the fly wheel as well not worth the risk of clutch judder

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change or skim the flywheel does it matter??
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Originally Posted by tubbytommy
change or skim the flywheel does it matter??
If the garage can skim, or have someone they use to skim it, and are confident, then there's no issue skimming it
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