subaru P1 clutch

[scoobP1]

just woundering if anyone could help me out.the clutch on my p1 is starting to slip whenever i take it over 4000rpm.is there ant way i could adjust it myself or is this goiog to cost me.any help or advice would be appreciated.

[die-tryin]

Sorry mate they are a self adjusting hydrolic system. Need a new clutch.

[dnb]

It's the same clutch as in my STi type RA. They don't last all that long before they slip 50k miles seems average in my experience. New ones are around the £200-£300 mark IIRC + 4 to 5 hours to fit (lots of car has to come off).

[DocJock]

I'd suggest replacing it with an AP Organic rather than OE.

Much better ime

[T5NYW]

Agree AP ones are better

I think £80-200 for fitting depending on the garage.

Be carefull driving it wilst slipping, flywheels are expensive and soon damaged by slipping.


BTW I have a secondhand one in my shed off my old V5 type R (done about 10k).

if your in midlands (worcester ish) your more than welcome to have it. FOC

Tony

[AndyB_WRX]

I use an Ap in mine, its an excellent clutch with loads of grip

[scoobP1]

thanks for all the advice,just one more question,does anyone know if the scooby clinic have these ap organic clutches and how much they are fitted,cheers.

[t5nyw]

Pinched of their WEB site which is not hard ot work out, guess the XXXX's

www.XXXXXXXXX.com/frameset.htm


Clutches

Clutches of various types are always in stock, from standard replacement units to uprated & full race spec!

Standard OE clutch
Model: All Models
Price: £395 supplied & fitted



Uprated performance clutch kit
Model: All Models
Price: £495 supplied & fitted



Uprated performance Paddle clutch kit
Model: All Models
Price: £595 supplied & fitted



Billet steel flywheel
6.8kg

Price: £320 + £120 fitting
(fitting price not applicable if having clutch fitted)

Tony

[scoobP1]

thanks for all the advice,ive taken the car down to the scooby clinic and it should be back on the road within the week,they even gave me a courtesy car but unfortunatly its a 2 litre legesy, estate but i suppose its better than walking.