any built aps st's out there?
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Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Did you get quoted that for labor?? That's really cheap to drop your motor, reinstall the new one and your ST.
nah, i wasn't quoted that for the uninstall/install price....but thanks for killing my dreams....lol. it was a guesstimate, safe to say i was a lil off....how much do you think the labor would be?
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Originally Posted by sugarspunZ
my car will crush your car when its done.
hahahhaaa damn bro i wish you lived closer so we could take our car to the track when they are all done. nothing like a little friendly competition. I think you and I will have the only built APS ST’s in the country.
hahahhaaa damn bro i wish you lived closer so we could take our car to the track when they are all done. nothing like a little friendly competition. I think you and I will have the only built APS ST’s in the country.
hey hey hey....don't rule me out.....i'm thinking about it.....lol
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i had to. from researching to me it is the only choice.
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What do you guys rec. for a clutch flywheel setup? I was looking at the JWT set, but I don't want to go and change it later down the road?? I hopr to start with 4xx/4xx then go up... Sorry for the jack
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
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there was a whole thread on which clutch/flywheel people preferred and it was unanimously jwt....i just looked at it, if i find it, i'll post a link....i've heard jwt feels the most like stock though...
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What do you guys rec. for a clutch flywheel setup? I was looking at the JWT set, but I don't want to go and change it later down the road?? I hopr to start with 4xx/4xx then go up... Sorry for the jack
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
Originally Posted by azula
there was a whole thread on which clutch/flywheel people preferred and it was unanimously jwt....i just looked at it, if i find it, i'll post a link....i've heard jwt feels the most like stock though...
now i have an ACT street disk with the heavy duty pressure plate. i love it. but... if i had it to do over again i think i would have gone with an exeddy(sp) clutch.
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nah, i wasn't quoted that for the uninstall/install price....but thanks for killing my dreams....lol. it was a guesstimate, safe to say i was a lil off....how much do you think the labor would be?
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Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Sorry to burst your bubble but expect 3xs that, including various fluids and other incidentals.
This is from quotes I've received from more than a few tuners.

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Originally Posted by sugarspunZ
i had the JWT clutch and flywheel. they clutch sucked imo. it ended up breaking and killed my tranny.
now i have an ACT street disk with the heavy duty pressure plate. i love it. but... if i had it to do over again i think i would have gone with an exeddy(sp) clutch.
now i have an ACT street disk with the heavy duty pressure plate. i love it. but... if i had it to do over again i think i would have gone with an exeddy(sp) clutch.
well that's good to know, i am in no way defending jwt though because i still have the stock clutch and its holdin up great (then again, the car isn't my daily and i baby it when i drive it)....
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i had the JWT clutch and flywheel. they clutch sucked imo. it ended up breaking and killed my tranny.
now i have an ACT street disk with the heavy duty pressure plate. i love it. but... if i had it to do over again i think i would have gone with an exeddy(sp) clutch.
now i have an ACT street disk with the heavy duty pressure plate. i love it. but... if i had it to do over again i think i would have gone with an exeddy(sp) clutch.
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Thats sucks about the JWT. when I was looking some guys have no problems with the setup on FI? Do you think the engine blowing could have helped the failure?
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Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Now this bursts my bubble! I was hoping the JWT clutch would be a good, streetable clutch for anything around 500whp or lower.
HA! a lil taste of ur own medicine.....
Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Now this bursts my bubble! I was hoping the JWT clutch would be a good, streetable clutch for anything around 500whp or lower.



