#33270, "RE: where to get a clutchmasters stage 4 the cheapest" In response to Reply # 3
500 is damn cheap... I got mine for 524 and the place i got it from, that was cost... they messed up when pricing me.... but they honored the price, so it worked out ok, if you can get the modular for 500, i'd but serveral of them and sell them on ebay or something
#33271, "RE: where to get a clutchmasters stage 4 the cheapest" In response to Reply # 4
JcWhitney has them for like 579.00.
Go w/ a non-modular setup that way when a part goes bad all you need to do is replace that part rather than spend another 600 on everything.
My stage 4 only lasted about 12-13k miles but those miles where driven VERY hard and I was at the track about every other week this past summer. They just don’t like to be slipped. I think that was more of the cause of death to my first one than anything else.
I put a new one in (modular) this go around but next time I am going to get a flywheel for a '95 and do the non-modular set up. That way when the pucks are gone I just need to replace that part for less $$$.
#33273, "RE: where to get a clutchmasters stage 4 the cheapest" In response to Reply # 6
its hard for someone to spend the extra $$ to go non-modualar.. i was going to... but the funds just didnt let it happen, i know you'd catch up and save money in the end... but ohh well, plus modualr means less hastle... the chances of something going wrong are slim to none other than burning up the clutch disk over time.
#33275, "RE: where to get a clutchmasters stage 4 the cheapest" In response to Reply # 8
I gave up on non modular after having too much bad luck. Three non modular clutches later I am running the CM modular and happy with it. Could have all been due to other reasons of course, but seriously frustrating when your car never runs right due to clutches. $500 is a pretty good price.