TOR

No problem, just let me know if you need anything.

Todd

rpeAMP

Hell I might even just drive up there (I have relatives I can stay with) and have the work done. The lower price justifies it.

TOR

Come on down we would be happy to have a Yotatech member go through our drive.

Todd

Albuquerque Jim

TOR,

How much extra would it be to ship it quickly to NM? Like to be here by Friday? 9/12

TOR

It would be $25 extra for that, let me know if you want to do it today. I need to get it infront of my shipping and receiving guy ASAP, I am down two warehouse guys.

Todd

PAhydrohead

Contrary to Gadgets comments, I have not had any trouble, slipping, etc. with my Centerforce dual friction clutch. But, then again, I have a 2nd gen 4Runner so maybe like Dude236 said DF clutch may act differently with different engines. I also put in the heavier flywheel when I had the clutch replaced. For what the Centerforce cost, I haven't noticed enough difference from the stock clutch to justify the price. I would stick with OEM parts.

I wouldn't worry about the clutch going out on you. I drove my truck with a badly slipping clutch for at least 6 months before I could make up my mind if I wanted to go the Centerforce route or not. When I finally had it replaced, the service guy couldn't believe how bad it was slipping and I was still driving it. Just have to know how to drive your own vehicle I guess.

rowan

i got a stock one when i had to replace it.

i paid close to 7-800 i think.