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Good place to get clutch replaced in Vancouver? Hey guys, I bought an 2001 Integra LS as winter beater back in November. The previous owner put about 220k on the first clutch, so i thought it would be time for me to replace it. Can anyone give me a good reliable shop that can replace the clutch for a reasonable price? Thanks:) Posted via RS Mobile |
Dealership... Spoiler! |
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Private is the way to go. You will save $ on the labour compared to dealership Posted via RS Mobile |
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Try Boss Automotive in Richmond. Ask for Danny. Great guys and pricing. |
garage five in richmond or evolution auto in maple ridge. only 2 shops who will get my money |
Racing Greed |
I have been going to with Speed Syndicate for the past 3 years; they have been good. |
Always have had positive experiences at speed syndicate. Those guys know how to make customers happy. Posted via RS Mobile |
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I'm not sure TBH. Tattoo artists and mechanics I never bother looking at hourly. Go for the one that you trust and like their work and you will always pay less in the long run. I'd guess around 100/hour give or take 10 bucks? |
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Truth is that shops like Monkey nutz, RG, TSS, are the way to go. Way too much shady stuff happens in some of those franchise shops like mr. lube and such. That is not to say they are all bad, but the possibility is much higher than at reputable shops like the ones listed above. I am working with Monkey Nutz right now to get my Rev-up tune done, and while we are still in the beginning they seem to be pretty good, and from what I have heard from others I think everything will go smoothly. |
+1 speed syndicate |
can never go wrong with speed syndicate from my experience, dealers are anywhere from $120-150/hour, and private shops are usually $90-100 Posted via RS Mobile |
Evolution Auto in Ridge hands down. They did my Integra Posted via RS Mobile |
+9000 for the Speed Syndicate. Reasonable rates, great guys, and they get the job done! |
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If there are no symptoms of it being worn out, what's the point? |
I'm going to have to assume with 220,000km the clutch is worn out... |
Generally, clutches will only last as long as the driver's experience dictates and under certain conditions. All I'm saying is, mileage alone shouldn't be the deciding factor. If it still grabs under load and doesn't chatter, I'd leave it til it shows actual signs of needing adjustment or replacement. I've had an original clutch last 350k ...... and then there's evolove :troll: |
Why do you need a clutch? Is it slipping like no tomorrow? If it's working, you probably won't be needing a new clutch. However, I just did some estimate for you. I can get your clutch replaced at the place I work at. I am going to quote high for now but price may lower depending what really needs to be done. To replace clutch, it is about $860 tax in. This includes labour & parts also bleeding the system. PM me for info, otherwise GL. |
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And when I put my foot on gas to accelerate to pass, the car is really revving up but the speed usually catches pretty slow. Posted via RS Mobile |
Call one of these shops and get it done there. --> Revscene.net Automotive VENDORS Links - Vancouver's Top Classifieds and Automotive Forum - REVscene.net |
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