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Re: O/T shopping for clutch kits????
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Posted by Jonboy on March 04, 2005 at 12:59:31 from (165.121.145.173):
In Reply to: Re: O/T shopping for clutch kits???? posted by mud on March 04, 2005 at 12:15:20:
Prices seem to swing all over the place. I went on advance auto parts website and found some helpful advice on there and I am now informed as to what I need. They have 1 kit that comes with a 60 month limited waranty made by the SPX Corperation for $252, the other 2 kits that they offer only have 1yr warantys and start at $200. I have no problems spending the extra $52 for something thats going to keep my truck out of the shop for hopefully alot longer, however, thats still long ways off from Napa's remanufactured clutch pacs for $100, unless I am misunderstanding that a clutch pac doesn't include a pilot bearing for the flywheel, throwout bearing, pressure plate, and clutch disk. I didn't like Napas site, it didn't have any info on it and left me in the dark as to what exactly was included for the $100 in the "clutch pac". Can't be all 5 things I listed above are included for $100???. However I believe the ones advance auto is offering are totally brand new and not rebuilt ones and I'm still wondering about that "damp organic" stuff. Well, time to get off this thing and make a couple calls, I want to get one ordered tonight and make sure I have one for next week.
Thanks
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