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Hey guys i was just wondering how much it costs to replace a clutch on a r34 gtr to a twin plate setup? i got quoted 5500 with labour, he said that the engine had to come out? is this right? Also what do the r34 run the 1/4 mile in standard form?

About $2-2.5 k to buy the clutch and about $400-500 to install .

You dont have to remove the engine to do it .

I did 12.85 @ wsid stock car with a catback exhaust ( i din't have the stock catback ).

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Hey guys i was just wondering how much it costs to replace a clutch on a r34 gtr to a twin plate setup? i got quoted 5500 with labour, he said that the engine had to come out? is this right? Also what do the r34 run the 1/4 mile in standard form?

you dont need pull the engine out to change clutch,only pull the G'box out!

it will only cost you 2500 include labour etc.

hope it will help you!

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Hi, Yeah i thought you didn't have to take the engine out to change the clutch. Umm i am from melbourne and i went to this guy in sunshine called

NIZMO, and he yes the engine has to come out to change the clutch and put a twin plate one in. I was looking at some specs on the r34 and it said 13.7 1/4 in standard form. What boost are the 34 gtr's running stock from factory and how big are the turbos? Is the getrag 6 speed bullet prove?

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