fccs

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Out of curiosity what do you guys think would be a reasonable price to ask for my ls1 flywheel and clutch. I am thinking of going to a ls7 but the thing is this clutch is fine so far, I plan on getting a cam soon though so I wanna have a new clutch in for that. I am the 2nd owner of the car, it now has 90k miles on and im unsure if it was changed before or not. It seems to grab fine flooring it like normal and shifting like normal it will spin 2nd easy and chirp 3rd if im trying really hard though. So im not sure If I should just stick it out and wait or if I should sell my ls1 setup on here and go with a ls7 since Ill be needing that in the future anyways. What do you guys think?

Z28/2002

iTrader: (27)

Might be lucky to get $100 for it

Black 99 Bird

iTrader: (31)

90K stock clutch, I am thinking scrap?

9secondsflat

used clutch is like buying a used condom....toss it

proporio

who wants to buy a used clutch?
it is as much work to put in a used one as a new one.
buyer doesn't know how long a used clutch will last, 5 miles or 10,000 miles.
Not worth the hassle.

teke184

iTrader: (5)

only 2 things i can see a used stock clutch being desired...

#1- returning to stock...which would involve alot of work just to swap a clutch. although if you had a new $1000 setup i suppose it'd be worth it.

#2- the stock flywheel, which would need to get resurfaced. and i can't see paying to have it shipped, then resurfaced. so it would likely be if someone was local and needed it, maybe if theirs was unuseable due to being resurfaced already.


so as stated...probably worth more as scrape steel than to a buyer.


the flywheel could make for an interesting coffee table or end table though

INMY01TA

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Local F Body shop here has a pile of em, they'll give em away to whoever wants em. Not worth anything. Makes a nice paper weight tho.

01_torch_red_vette

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now thats funny right there

fccs

iTrader: (26)

For the record I dont think it has 90k on, I think this is the 2nd clutch the car is on but just wondered. I guess if i change clutches ill just put it on the side incase of a emergency or something

Dustin AZ

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Any used clutch parts I've ever had from my previous cars I've just given away.


- Dustin

PowerShift408

iTrader: (44)

Don't waste your time. Hell I sold my Ram twin disc that was in my car for maybe 3k miles w/ flywheel for $500. It's an $1100 clutch new. So a stock clutch which you could get for $300 new probably, w/ 90k miles... Scrap it.

Summerwolf

iTrader: (3)

You aren't going to get anything out of it. Its a used wear item part. You'd be lucky to give it away.