clutch install

[itsSHOfast]

can someone give me directions to the easiest way to doing a clutch in my 89. Note: I have a garage but only have 1 foot ramps no lift and limited tools. Please let me know what specialty tools i will need. First time doing this on a SHO, heard was difficult, asking for experienced people to help me. Thanks

 

[Jr's Sho]

Get the clutch video from Shonut. It should have everything you need to know.

 

[Bank of SHO]

As stated, get the video from SHO NUT, and ask Scott Patterson (sdpatt) for his write-up. The video comes with a step-by-step hardcopy too, but I found it very useful to cross reference it with Scott's when I needed additional detail in spots.

The needed tools are listed on the write-ups.

Look on the Forum for Scott's engine support plans. It's a very good design.

Get a high-lift jack and jack stands. Sears has the 3 ton combo set I purchased on sale again for $49.99.

Search this site for posts detailing other *********'s experiences. wink

Good luck,
Tom

 

[itsSHOfast]

thanks guys ill look into it... i appreciate the feed back

 

[Blue-By-U]

Andrew
It's been a while, but I am intending on stopping down sometime soon for those seats. I have the clutch video and am willing to help you in your swap. I'll lend you the video as well as a hand. PM me your number again I changed cell phones and lost it frown

 

[sdpatt]

Got mail?

 

[masho95]

itsSHOfast:
can someone give me directions to the easiest way to doing a clutch in my 89. Note: I have a garage but only have 1 foot ramps no lift and limited tools. Please let me know what specialty tools i will need. First time doing this on a SHO, heard was difficult, asking for experienced people to help me. Thanks

Bring it up to me with a couple hundred dollars and you'll be all set. JK Like the other people said, start with the SHONUT video, as there is nothing else out there that could even start to help you as much as that ever could!