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Hey guys just thought i would let people know, just had a 5 puck ceramic clutch fitted from a new shop called VR AUTO SERVICE CENTRE, it is located in Wangara. It cost me $750 fitted. That included the clutch, pressure plate, thrust bearing and flywheel machined. The owner of the shop runs this same clutch setup in his drift car and has been using it for the past 3 drift seasons. The 5 puck is a exedy clutch non cusion button. He can do plenty of others he said so if your keen give him a shout.

VR AUTO SERVICE CENTRE

Tarquin 0433108601

unit 1, 17 Prestige Pde Wangara

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Hey guys just thought i would let people know, just had a 5 puck ceramic clutch fitted from a new shop called VR AUTO SERVICE CENTRE, it is located in Wangara. It cost me $750 fitted. That included the clutch, pressure plate, thrust bearing and flywheel machined. The owner of the shop runs this same clutch setup in his drift car and has been using it for the past 3 drift seasons. The 5 puck is a exedy clutch non cusion button. He can do plenty of others he said so if your keen give him a shout.

VR AUTO SERVICE CENTRE

Tarquin 0433108601

unit 1, 17 Prestige Pde Wangara

My say!

I'll add them to the Consolidated Workshop thread.

non cushioned is gunna be a bitch on the street

It is 5 puck still, ive had 3 puck before and that was killer in traffic. This seems to be pretty good just runnin it in for a bit before i beat up on it. Still i think it is well priced. Other friends have spent $1100 fitted for the same clutch setup.

+1 :P

non-cushioned is also harsh on the driveline.... makes it alot easier to strip gears in your box :)

Have a coke and a smile... i dont think he was askin peoples opinion. He was just letting people know. And seriously if u strip a 25 box with only 350 or so at the wheels your doin somethin wrong.

Just had one fitted happy with the product and price. cheers VR Auto Service Centre

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