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Turbz_13

By Turbz_13,
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How are ya guys. I just got a couple questions.

1. who witha 32 gtr has had their clutch done. if ya have just wondering how long ya car was off the road and what kinda labour cost was it

2. basicly the same thing but refering to the rear subframe and using noltec bushes(and what do ya think of them)

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well i dont have 32 but GTS4 is same with taking transfer case out

its only a day job so drop car off in morning and get it back that afternoon from memory ive paid about $400-450 for labour from Kents Brake and Clutch ive been happy with there service and knowledge of AWD cars

my clutch was a cheap xtreme HD clutch of $400ish thats with discount from Darren's mate Brad Fox

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Noltec subframe bushes are good, i would imagine that labour would be a bit, would "guess" at least 400ish

I done it my self and now i can drop the subframe pretty damn quick and getting the old bushes out isnt that bad after you done it a few times.

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cheers guys for the help. so it wasnt as expensive asi first thought.

with the subframe i would get my brother and a mate(both mechanics) but i just dont have the room at my house. im from VH they both live in adelaide

Madaz Grand Master

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NPz James :D hopefully gave you another option as Kent's as a installer they do all there own machining in house too

and Xtreme clutches used to send all there customers to them to install because Xtreme don't have those facilities yet.

but i still when and saw Brad Fox and tell him your Deluxe's buddy for a good discount then take it to kents for install or the installer of your choice boostworx charges similar if not the same

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