clutch
 

Well, I knew this was coming for a while now. My clutch is worn down terribly and last night on the way home from the meet it slipped a few times. Anyways, what kind of clutch should I get for my car? 89dx hatch. Any names in particular that make great ones? Add some prices if you know them plz I'm broke as a crackwhore.

honda oem

any idea how much

nm ill just call

stock OEM ./...

for a 93 Si they are around $400... but they last forever... my factory clutch went about 250 000 kms.... or you could buy a shittier clutch and buy 3 or 4 of them in the same time period

fack
$328 :mad:

This would be a good time to have my club card mailed to me *hint hint* :naughty:

is that with the member discount?

no...i just called parkway and when they gave me there price i was like :kickass:

am i allowed to post the price or is it confidential?

anyways, the price was discounted enough for me to REALLY NEED my card lol.

why would anyone care?? Duy posted all his deals from some time ago...

ok well just wanted to make sure...with TCC discount it's approx $230.

you can get a OEM-replacement Exedy clutch for $94 USD or upgrade to a 90 OEM flywheel and Exedy clutch for $179 USD.

http://www.clutchcityonline.com/honda_civic.htm

Oh, generic clutches are like $40-50 at Napa and Carquest and places like that... prolly still outlast your car. :shrugs:

actually thats true too.... maybe just a cheapy one if the car isn't being raced or anything

well no, it's not being raced. all i plan on doing is putting in a zc in the spring.

then go cheap dude I think you'll need a new clutch when you do the swap anyways

thanks guys.

Problem: I called NAPA and Carquest and they both said approx $200 from each place. I asked for a generic clutch so I don't know if I was supposed to ask for something else that would be $40-$50?

I got one from a local store about 6 years ago for my bros old 1982 Civic 1500S, and it was $40 plus bearing. I don't think inflation on clutches is that much :p

if you can do w/o the car for a few days, you can remove the clutch and have a shop re-line it. That's super cheap too, and it's great cux you keep the stock OEM backing.

Just buy an aftermarket clutch kit.. it'll last the life of your car for sure.