good condition clutch or no?
The clutch looks in good shape, but a clutch is one thing i would definitely buy new. You can break it in the way you drive the car. I would hold off and buy a new one.
If you cant wait it is in decent shape.
If you cant wait it is in decent shape.
thanks any more tips?
edit* btw he said that he broke it in for more than 500 miles,
the clutch itself has 2000 miles on it, and he's only selling cause he's frustrated with his car, went through three engines (the last one of which was fully built), so he's cleaning out.
edit* btw he said that he broke it in for more than 500 miles,
the clutch itself has 2000 miles on it, and he's only selling cause he's frustrated with his car, went through three engines (the last one of which was fully built), so he's cleaning out.
Check the pressure plate surface. Act clutchs like to warp. Use a flat edge and make sure the pressure plate surface is all nice and flat. Disks are cheap and easy to replace. Its the pressure plate which is expensive.
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how much is the seller looking to get for it? then if its not a total steal then i would just go new, i dont normaly buy used stuff but if the stuffs good and the price is right y not
the clutch looks decent, but it is not worth saving a few $$$ to get one used. Do yourself a favor and get a new one. you will thank me forit
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the ones ive purchased have worked fine for me..
used clutches </TD></TR></TABLE>the ones ive purchased have worked fine for me..
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