Have To Rev Like A F*k To Move

[bokie]

well as you can see by the nick, there's something wrong with my car, hrmm can eny1 help? there seems to b no power, n i havta rev it up so much to get it moving, is it my turbo or problem with cylinder 5 or 6

, well thats what my friends suggested anyway, i'm newb at this ......

[hayden49]

Perhaps your clutch is slipping badly and will need to be replaced?

does your car ever free rev when you change gears?

say, you go into 4th from 3rd and when you put your foot on the accel the car revs up then keeps going?

[nathn_r33]

Need more info but i would say clutch from what you have said so far

[danielson]

well as you can see by the nick, there's something wrong with my car, hrmm can eny1 help? there seems to b no power, n i havta rev it up so much to get it moving, is it my turbo or problem with cylinder 5 or 6

, well thats what my friends suggested anyway, i'm newb at this ......

is it auto or manual

[bokie]

yeh fanks guys, i just ask my dad n he sed its the clutch, i can smell some burnin smell from the car, must b the clutch, how much would it cost for a new clutch for a 33 series2

[bokie]

its manual

[Ruffels]

labour is usually about $300 and then clutch depends if you replace it with a stock one, or with a heavy duty one

also its spelt "thanks" or "thank you"

[bokie]

labour for 300 -.- what the!, n i'm lookin at a custom clutch, maybe second hand. since i'm low on budget atm

[hayden49]

Yes it will be around $300 for labor unless you know someone who can do it for you.

Also, people will generally be alot more helpful if they can understand what you are talking about. Work on the spelling and gramar mate.

cheers

[No Crust Racing]

$320 for the Exedy heavy duty in the group buy on these forums and do the work yourself =D

[Nozila]

if i was you, i'd go a decent clutch since you dont want to be replacing them often. ie dont just put another stock clutch in there.

[edspaged2]

give it a go yourself mate, if you have the tools. save money on the labour that way. Get your dad to help you out too.

[deano_82]

hmm for some reason, i dont think he will be able to replace a clutch if he doesnt even know when it is rooted!

no dis against you though bok

[ross80]

I just got a exedy brass button clutch and a heavy duty presure plate. Works awesome can withstand 500hp atw or something like that possibly more.

I bought mine for $550 through a mate that works at repco. Im sure ive seen group buys for them on this forum which are cheaper?

Give it a crack yourself, talk to a few mechanics. Its not that dificult. My mates and I have done a few, and none of us are qualified mechanics.

The $300 labour also is incorporating the flywheel being machined aswell, generally. That costs about $50-$80.