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JiMiH,

If your clutch is dead then you can get yours rebuilt into a 2500lb clutch, like Hicks did, for about $900 fitted. This will be good for about 300rwhp, more than that and then you'll need to think about something heavier.

See'ya:burnout:

JiMiH/PSIKO,

I can get twin-plates fixed relatively cheaply, if you know what brand it is then I can try and find out some prices. I know that I can get my twin rebuilt for about $900, not including fitting, which is not too bad.

See'ya:burnout:

Cheers heaps GTRRR and GTSt-VSPEC :D

Hopefully I'll get the car checked out on Monday and see what's actually happened to the bastard! That's the problem about bad things happening at this time of the year you can't have them sorted out instantly!!

So sad to have it just sitting there ;)!

Thanks for the advice though and the offer of places that might be able to help! All much appreciated :mad:

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