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32287, Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by Greg, Oct-05-02 01:33 PM
After 20,000 miles and 2 years of boosting on my CM Stage IV Clutch it's finally wore out. I have the non-modular clutch (95 Neon). My question here is if anyone knows where I can purchace the clutch disk itself for a cheap price?? So farr the only place and price I have found was from Clutch Masters directly and the disk alone is $275 :(.
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32288, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by DarkOne, Oct-05-02 02:11 PM
Better than buying a whole new clutch.
Call ARD in Houston and ask - they can probably get it for cheap.
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32289, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by JustOne, Oct-05-02 03:12 PM
Shit I should change to a non modular set up. It would be way cheaper than the whole unit. (Next time)
Well you got about 8000 more out of yours than I did. The clutch will hold whatever you throw at it but if it’s driven daily and around town (stop and go) they don’t last too long.
Brian
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32290, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by Matt_95tgs, Oct-05-02 05:14 PM
I got a guy here locally that builds custom clutches that can make whatever type of disk you want. My brother bought a clutch disk with ceramic facings like a CM stage 4 for his GSX for 100 bux. Hit me up on email if you want their number.
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32291, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by MotoFool, Oct-05-02 07:12 PM
does he have th specs for our clutches so it is stepped right and have any pressure plates to match it with??
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32292, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by Matt_95tgs, Oct-06-02 03:20 AM
yes, and yes :7
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32293, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by LunarEclipse, Oct-06-02 03:56 AM
when you switched to non modular, did this whole setup cost cheaper than buying a whole modular set?
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32294, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by Greg, Oct-06-02 04:21 AM
The Modular Stage 4 is $742.50 (inc. Flywheel) The Stage 4 Non-Modular is $495.72 If you do buy the non-modular set-up you must find a 95 Neon Flywheel which might or might not be hard. Keep in mind you have $246.78 to buy a flywheel to equal the cost of the modual stage 4. Any flywheel that cost's less than $246.78 is how much you save by going non-modular. Keep in mind that when your non-modualr clutch disk goes out you only have to purchace the disk which from what I've herd can cost anywhere from $100-$275 which is MUCH better than $742.50 for a new modualr unit. ;-)
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32295, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by bustrblue2, Oct-06-02 09:24 AM
is the install the same as ours? and can you use the neon lightweight flywheel also?
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32296, RE: Clutch Masters Stage IV is finally wore out
Posted by JustOne, Oct-06-02 09:57 AM
Makes perfect sense.
Machining of the fly wheel and replacing the disc is way better than buying a whole new unit for ~700 everytime you wear out. I'm all over this next time I do the clutch.
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