Lambo down!

[chunkybs]

if i was shooting fire like that, i'd get this plate hahaha

 

[RBOD]

OEM clutch/flywheel is about $5k; OEM throw out bearing is about $4k. 30-40 hours instal.

I like this view with no cats

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4Uw1knt1C4

Nick

I'm sure labor rates on a Lambo are sky high so you're looking at $13,000 for a clutch job and they need to be done about every 8,000 miles? I'm sorry but nothing is fast/fun enough to have to deal with that.

 

[orangejuiced86]

What actually causes them go wear so fast?

 

[soap]

OEM clutch/flywheel is about $5k; OEM throw out bearing is about $4k. 30-40 hours instal.

Nick

And now I know why I stick to Mustangs........my clutch cost a few hundred and the TOB is under fifty, and I can install them myself in a few hours.

--Joe

 

[OnyxSSS]

thanks for sharing. It is the closest I will get to seeing true ownership

 

[AutoEuphoria]

Awesome man...get it back on the road soon, and enjoy the hell out of it!

 

[MystryGuy]

Whats the other few k going into?

 

[chunkybs]

dude, just push it out of the garage, it would be worth it...

 

[Quick86]

Thinking about primary cat deletes, would make car totally catless and mufflerless. Only issue is I park in the 3rd level, underground, ramp at my condo. I can't be setting off alarms every day. Shit!

Nick

California emissions are obviously high on your priority list

 

[Hugger Z]

Wow, that looks like it was really cooked there. Nice & refinished now. Getting closer.

 

[OnyxSSS]

man that flywheel was beat!

 

[88RedLX]

A little heat cycling? Wow.

 

[OnyxSSS]

I see now...a little problem makes some great solutions, so 2wd it is

 

[WayFastWhitey]

Been lurking this thread because I love the look and sound of this car.

 

[pferd]

Why did he do that?

 

[AutoEuphoria]

So as to not granny shift

 

[Billydroveit]

Why did he do that?

I'll guess here, but it's just that. I'm assuming so he could powershift by letting just enough off the disk to slip a little but not talking all the power away from the trans. Keeping a small amount of pressure on the whole drive train so not to shock it between gears. Allows hard shifts without banging shit parts??

 

[chunkybs]

that was my thought as well, but at the same time it seems like a bad way to go about it lol.

 

[Golden]

Well let's see some launch vids!