CHEAP, GOOD replacement SR20DET Clutch Kits

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Originally Posted by ZenkiKid

if you dont have money then why are you even into cars?

Originally Posted by codyace

Well said.




You say 'don't lecture me'....I'm going to anyway

1. You're broke
2. You're trying to mod your car cheaply
3. Not even 10 posts down there is a thread on this exact same subject


Hmmm

Why not get a job, instead of worrying about doing a clutch swap?




First rule of aftermarket turbo cars: Always buy a beater, or have a job.

Originally Posted by codyace

Yawn....we've all been there. Don't think you're special. For a nuclear medicine major, you certainly aren't very good at doing research.


PS: If you're focused on school, get a reliable car then.

Originally Posted by ThatGuy

This comment alone is worth a Doctorate in common sense.

Originally Posted by BigBuddahboi

i highly agree, thats why if my car breaks down ill have to walk my ass to school.

Originally Posted by codyace

Seriously - I'll never understand how some of these fuckos going to school to 'get SMarTUR' are often the most ignorant of reality. It's almost like they let anyone into class anymore.

"Oh I'm going to school to become a doctor, but can't afford a half decent clutch for my car" get a effin job, quit boozin with Lionshead, and buy a Sentra -- TO EASY.

Originally Posted by lazysk8er2

maybe take your 2 cents and give it to him cuz he needs the money more.

the reason hes a moron is because hes taking a hobby and making it his unreliable daily.

if you need to get to school and that is your main priority you get an automatic civic or corolla to drive every day.

im going to school for accounting and have my automatic s13 coupe for a daily and my hb is what i throw my money into when i have some to spare.

if he wants a cheap clutch get an f1 spec ebay special or go oem.

Originally Posted by SR_Vlurs

sell your car get a reliable daily

/thread

Originally Posted by codyace

Internet bullies? More like realists trying to give you some solid advice...shame you can't see it. Everyone here I'm sure has come on hard times at points...


As before, I get a kick out of a college student not being able to read 10 threads down about a cheap clutch...that's what I get a kick outa.

Originally Posted by codyace

I've made it a point to make him realize he's not the only one who's been in a tight spot with money, but even when I was 17/18 and turbo charging my Altima, I understood the benefits and responsibility of a reliable daily driver to continue with school. Heck same applies to when I ahd dirtbikes growing up...I had my fast one, and the little XR80 to putz around on when mine was down, or getting new parts. Working 2 jobs, going to highschool during the day, and spending countless ours reading about turbo systems, fabbing my stuff, and making it work.

Maybe I did come off as dueschy, but in the same respect, I have no tolerence for people who can't think on their own, and do some basic reading. Again, there is a clutch thread not even 10 below his!! If you can sort out the forum, and find the post new thread button, why on earth can't he read, nor search for 10 minutes? I absolutely hate posting new threads as I'm always afraid of reposting something...so I search until no end.

Again: I know when I first got into turbo cars, I was my own source...i read, learned, and went from there. Forums? haha. I just don't get why people today can't do the same with cars...it's like they are helpless at times. Call me a duesch bag, but being self sufficient is something I take pride upon. He plainly states he has no income...that's the first thing I'd fix, not a car.

Originally Posted by KURTYEAAAH!!

get a good reliable beater.... a "civic"

Originally Posted by g6civcx

To be fair, the original question was very broad. He asked for:


He also has very strict requirements:


People responded with whatever they wanted under the auspices of the request "any ideas".

When he didn't like what he heard, he responded:


To be fair any more negative comments after this point were unncessary since he appears to already know what's wrong with the situation.

He got some more negative comments so introduced his own life into the thread:



And finally this:




I don't make any judgement about the poster, but it's extremely hard to give any constructive advice after this.

I always try to help whenever possible but please realise that some people don't make it easy to help them.

This is about a clutch people nothing else. All these posts are irrelevant and therefore not constructive advice.
Constructive advice serves to build on an argument not to break it down. Do not try to analyze my life your not a psychologist.