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Where To Get A Clutch Replce In South East Qld?

lilcrash

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darrinspencer Grand Master

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hey, just wondering where everyone gets their clutches done.

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Try Dan at Elite at yatala for the install.

Actually clutch rebuild if not getting a new one try Jim Berry at Raceclutch or try NPC

lilcrash Veteran

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I thought he might be busy that's why I've tried a few times. It's just I'm stuck without a car at the moment so I need to find someone I can trust to do the clutch asap I've organized a tow truck just need a time date and place to send it to.

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I use Gold Coast 4wd (and performance centre?) in Nerang for all my stag stuff. Give Ben a call 55960668. Both GreenGhost and Cruisinfast have used him as well: his work is good, and well priced. Tell him I sent you :thumbsup:

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ok all sorted, booked in at gold coast 4wd and performance, $350 in labour, $840 for a clutch from kudos, $99 for the clutch service kit from kudos and $250 in towing to nerang.

darrinspencer Grand Master

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The $350 labour sounds cheap

I hope Kudos don't stuff you around like they are with me

They owe me money and the correct parts.

Won't answer calls or PM's

I suppose they are lucky being protected as a site sponsor, otherwise I would call them a shit trader :)

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