Ended up using an exedy stage 2 clutch , and lightweight flywheel. Clutch feels good but can't tell much diff. with flywheel. Can't wait to get back to the track. Fixed it last night and got two races while test driving, it was awesome.

 

are you not going to take it easy on the clutch before you start getting on it and dropping it and everything?

 

how much did that cost you with just the clutch and labor? im curious about what i have to save up for

 

Paid 375 for the clucth and 200 for the flywheel. I did the install myself so no labor.

 

how ong did it take you? was it your first clutch?

 

Took about 3 or 4 hours, but had a lift and air tools. Doing it in a drive way would be a real bitch. I've done one before this, but it went pretty smooth, if you do yours just make sure you unbolt your slave cly. from your tranny, and you wont have to bleed the sys.

 

when i did my trans on jackstands, it took me 7 hours working slow by myself. it was pretty easy. i also did some other stuff that added to that time a bit.

 

it wouldnt be to hard to bleed the system but this summer im working at a bmw dealership this summer probably as a technition B or a lube tech and work my way up from there... But i will have accece to some REALLY nice lifts that are only like 3-4 months old... The shop just opened and even has tial floors.... which is shweet

 

but i will just remove it so i dont have to bleed it again

 

If you can do it there i think thats the way to go. You shouldn't have any problems. Let me know how it goes or if you have any specific questions.