#1491, "RE: spec clutch & garage..." In response to Reply # 0
Bro, I just replaced my clutch, but not with a spec one...I did it in my driveway, took a weekend, with lots of cursing and lots of bee Just make sure you have all of the right tools lined up and some help when dropping the tranny and be prepared to struggle putting that bitch back up with a trans jac Anyway, I think you could probably do it no prblem in a garage or driveway, save your money and do it yourself, besides you'll learn something ne Good luck man.
#1492, "RE: spec clutch & garage..." In response to Reply # 1
i had my bro-inlaw help me (he works at a junk yard and parts cars all day so he has some experience) it took us 6 hours in my dirt driveway too many bugs was the worst part IMO... it was pretty straight foward
#1497, "RE: spec clutch & garage..." In response to Reply # 2
this afternoon i will be taking a quick trip home from college to work some more on the spec stage 3/fidanza installation. my goal tonight is to get the transmission out of the car, bolt up my non-modular clutch and flywheel, open up the transmission and install the new differental. i will leave getting everything back together for this weekend when i have more time.
i'll make a post sometime late tonight on my further developments.
oh yeah. so far it's taken about 3 hours of work to get just about everything disconnected from the transmission.