Clutch Replacement ?'s

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Nov 3, 2003 | 11:15 PM

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roadkill669

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From: Culpeper, VA

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Originally Posted by teknics' date='Nov 1 2003, 11:46 PM

whatever you do DONT GET CENTERFORCE.

I'm a proud user of ACT, my centerforce lost 3/4 of its lining (it fell off) while driving, and it only had 3k miles on it, and i wasnt even like slamming it or something when it broke, it just poof went out.

kevin.

Can't say that I have tried one, but the word around says that they suck. My ACT 6-puck is an awesome clutch.

I did the replacment by myself and it wasn't too bad. You just need a few wrenches, a couple of sockets, and dig in. But, air tools also help out alot. If you don't have the time or shop I guess the only option is pay someone instead of spending the extra money on a flywheel or something else