[Thunder#59]

i have located a 2nd hand paddle clutch kit (2000miles of use) for £300= not fitted

is this a good price?

will this fit my ST?

 

[Simo]

QUOTE(Thunder#59 @ 24 Nov 2009, 08:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>i have located a 2nd hand paddle clutch kit (2000miles of use) for £300= not fitted

is this a good price?

will this fit my ST?

Paddle clutch or RS clutch? If its a paddle you can get a brand new one for 340 quid. I's rather pay the 40 quid extra and get a brand new one

http://www.pumaspeed.co.uk/showdetails.php?id=421

Chris

 

[Thunder#59]

its a paddle clutch off an RSi know nothing of transmision, but there is an RS focus being broken with a paddle clutch for sale?damn!!!just had another look...its the mk1 focus 2000cc

http://www.pumaspeed.co.uk/showdetails.php?id=779

 

[Tall Person]

Just get a Focus RS Mk2 clutch plate and diaphragm. Fits straight in place of the ST clutch and takes significantly more torque without slipping. Plus it's only £160 or thereabouts new from Ford.

 

[Thunder#59]

if this is all i need, then why is it so much money when adding a quaife, and flywheel?

 

[Dream Weaver]

Because the Quaife LSD are circa £500 then the flywheels are another few hundred quid.

 

[don kalmar union]

Quaife diff. now £585 plus VAT, £672.75 plus fitting.....

Regards, Don.

 

[wolfman]

QUOTE(Dream Weaver @ 25 Nov 2009, 04:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Because the Quaife LSD are circa £500 then the flywheels are another few hundred quid.

Can Don & I buy the Quaife ATB diffs of you?

 

[Thunder#59]

so for just the RS clutch i wont actually have to re mortgage the house for then

£160= +fitting seems ok thank god!!

 

[Tall Person]

QUOTE(Thunder#59 @ 25 Nov 2009, 07:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>so for just the RS clutch i wont actually have to re mortgage the house for then

£160= +fitting seems ok thank god!!

Yes, that's it, unless you've already knackered your clutch completely, in which case you may need to get the flywheel skimmed or replaced. I have seen people on the forum talking about having to replace the flywheel, provided the car has not been abused by launching off the lights at every occasion, I see no reason why this would be necessary.

If you want someone to do a good job for you, speak to Mark Shead at MA Developments, near Maidenhead. He is reliable and trustworthy and has also done this job on the ST. Check out his website http://www.madevelopments.com if you need any further info.

 

[Dream Weaver]

QUOTE(wolfman @ 25 Nov 2009, 06:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Can Don & I buy the Quaife ATB diffs of you?

LOL, that was based on how much I used to get KAAZ LSD's for, although that was some time ago now!!

And without VAT, or fitting, or discount.

Do the Quaife make a nice difference Gary? Thinking about your offer for the new year as I will need a clutch at some point.

 

[Thunder#59]

QUOTE(Tall Person @ 25 Nov 2009, 10:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Yes, that's it, unless you've already knackered your clutch completely, in which case you may need to get the flywheel skimmed or replaced. I have seen people on the forum talking about having to replace the flywheel, provided the car has not been abused by launching off the lights at every occasion, I see no reason why this would be necessary.

If you want someone to do a good job for you, speak to Mark Shead at MA Developments, near Maidenhead. He is reliable and trustworthy and has also done this job on the ST. Check out his website http://www.madevelopments.com if you need any further info.

thanks for the info

you have been a great help