Summit 4wd Christchurch-Highly Recommended

DaveM · Post by **DaveM** » Sun May 27, 2007 3:18 pm

Got the clutch done on Friday at Summit 4wd, and was very impressed with the service.
I can highly recommend Alistair and his crew for mechanical work, and I will be looking at getting some bar work made up by them in the future too.
So if anyone is interested in getting some work done by them, they are at 220 Hazeldean Rd, off Montreal Street. 03 9821763.

Oh, and by the way, I did over a 600km round trip for these guys to work on the Safari, so that must be saying something!

Post by **mike** » Sun May 27, 2007 3:22 pm

DaveM wrote:Got the clutch done on Friday at Summit 4wd, and was very impressed with the service.
I can highly recommend Alistair and his crew for mechanical work, and I will be looking at getting some bar work made up by them in the future too.
So if anyone is interested in getting some work done by them, they are at 220 Hazeldean Rd, off Montreal Street. 03 9821763.

Oh, and by the way, I did over a 600km round trip for these guys to work on the Safari, so that must be saying something!

Yeah he mentioned your clutch job at the training yesterday, I'm sure he muttered something about nissans being good trucks but I must have switched off as soon as i heard nissan :wink:

He has a banner ad at the top, click to visit his site and see what they are all about. Support the advertisers and you support this site :wink:

Mike

MudBum · Post by **MudBum** » Mon May 28, 2007 7:35 am

Hi Dave,
What sort of cost was the clutch to do??

SMOKEY · Post by **SMOKEY** » Mon May 28, 2007 10:00 am

Craig, whats wrong with your clutch ???, has it rusted to the flywheel through lack of use or have you polished all the paint off the clutch fork ???????. :lol:

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STILL LOOKS LIKE A SHINY,

FITZY.

H2OLOVA · Post by **H2OLOVA** » Mon May 28, 2007 1:44 pm

SMOKEY wrote:Craig, whats wrong with your clutch ???, has it rusted to the flywheel through lack of use or have you polished all the paint off the clutch fork ???????. .

STILL LOOKS LIKE A SHINY,

FITZY.

DaveM · Post by **DaveM** » Mon May 28, 2007 5:28 pm

I supplied the clutch kit, which I'm told retail for around $750.
The cost to get it put in, with new slave cylinder and flywheel machining was around $680.

A H/D clutch is around $850, thats for an ozzy design one, which have a very good rep over there.

MudBum · Post by **MudBum** » Tue May 29, 2007 7:08 am

Thanks Dave,
And Smokey :bigsmurf: I dread to say it, but when you saw her she was filthy :oops:

and as she's my everyday ride at the moment i need to be careful how dirty she is. (Shiney = Fuel savings)
The good thing is people think twice b4 trying to sqeeze you out in traffic :twisted:

SMOKEY · Post by **SMOKEY** » Tue May 29, 2007 9:17 am

If that was FILTHY theres not much hope for us RED CRUISER drivers.
As for FUEL SAVINGS ???? and you drive a 351, :roll:

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When in TRAFFIC, drive a CANTERBURY WINDSCREENS van and people will give you a wide berth, their vans don't have a good reputation at the moment.
And a little secret for you Craig, Those Nissans have a different badge in Aussie and you being kinda bent that way, :wink:

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, go on do it,

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BLUE OVAL,

FITZY.

GQTROL · Post by **GQTROL** » Tue May 29, 2007 2:26 pm

Which make of clutch did you go for in the end Dave?

MudBum · Post by **MudBum** » Tue May 29, 2007 4:18 pm

SMOKEY wrote:If that was FILTHY theres not much hope for us RED CRUISER drivers.
As for FUEL SAVINGS ???? and you drive a 351, .
And a little secret for you Craig, Those Nissans have a different badge in Aussie and you being kinda bent that way, . , go on do it, .

BLUE OVAL,

FITZY.

AAhh Fitzy its actually a 429 with twin 600 holleys

And even my blue ovalness would not allow me to rebadge a car, sort of like putting a Chev in an old Ford :shock:

W.T.F

DaveM · Post by **DaveM** » Tue May 29, 2007 5:27 pm

GQTROL wrote:Which make of clutch did you go for in the end Dave?

I just went standard exedy, as I am more than likely heading to oz early next year.
Got the clutch for $380+, the safari tuff was going to be $750+, and the 4terrain $825 for the extra h/d.

GQTROL · Post by **GQTROL** » Tue May 29, 2007 7:02 pm

DaveM wrote:I just went standard exedy, as I am more than likely heading to oz early next year.
Got the clutch for $380+, the safari tuff was going to be $750+, and the 4terrain $825 for the extra h/d.

Who did you get the quote for the 4Terrain from? I was quoted $500+gst for one "suitable for turbo engine developing 1200Nm torque.." That was from Clutch Industries in Auckland, but the dude didn't sound very convincing.

DaveM · Post by **DaveM** » Tue May 29, 2007 7:56 pm

My mistake, its actually the extreme outback clutch I priced, not the 4terrain.
I was recommended this one from the guys on outerlimits, and they seem to be getting a good rep.

http://www.xtremeoutback.com.au/about.htm

GQTROL · Post by **GQTROL** » Tue May 29, 2007 8:39 pm

DaveM wrote:My mistake, its actually the extreme outback clutch I priced, not the 4terrain.
I was recommended this one from the guys on outerlimits, and they seem to be getting a good rep.

http://www.xtremeoutback.com.au/about.htm

Oh yip. We use their solid button clutch in the race truck...complete with fruity purple coloured cover :roll:

Works good, but a bit over the top for my truck I think.

adventures_more · Post by **adventures_more** » Mon Jul 16, 2007 6:08 pm

I have just been looking for a clutch kit for my 2LT in my LJ71 ( but want to drop a 2.8 in ) amd a place in Aussie called sells new Valeo clutch kit for like $122 complete , but its friggn $88 in frieght , everywhere else is around $250-$300 in NZ, you know of any cheap places in NZ to get them ?

4wdnuts · Post by **4wdnuts** » Mon Jul 16, 2007 6:11 pm

if your refferring to a toyota clutch kit then go to the dealer. i just got a genuine one for $216. way way cheaper than anywhere else

adventures_more · Post by **adventures_more** » Tue Jul 17, 2007 8:32 pm

which dealer did you go to ? what did it come with ?what engine 2LT or 3L ?

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