Labor Cost For Clutcg Installation

robb15033

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I am supplying all of the parts to have clutch kit installed.
can you tell me what your labor only cost was??
~First quote is $650.00

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im providing clutch kit, flywheel, FRPP throw out and pilot bearings, throw out bearing retainer sleeve, clutch fork, fork pivoting stud bolt, MM clutch cable kit with heat shield,
-Curious what others paid for install labor.
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-Robb
 

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before i started doing it myself i paid $500 for labor only, and that was probably around 2007
 

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It's kind of a drive, but the guys at Pro-Dyno billed 5.5 hours at 80$ an hour, and they're the only shop I'd trust my Cobra with. I provided all parts, and it was ready the next morning for pickup, and that was with a subframe connector install too. They probably could have had it out the door the same day.
 
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Sounds about right. I think someone wanted somewhere around 1200 for mine with parts and labor included.. It's been a little over 2 years so don't quote me on that.
 

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Any friends in your area that could help you out? I'm cheap. A case of beer and I'll swap a tranny. :)

-Mark
 

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Any friends in your area that could help you out? I'm cheap. A case of beer and I'll swap a tranny. :)

-Mark
Thanks!
My problem solved. Found Excessive Motorsport is in business. They are the only ones to ever touch my cars. I will be dropping it off there. HUGE relief for me. I dont trust ANYONE to work on my cars if i cant do it. Its surprising how much time in labor is saved when you take it to the right shop.
 

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