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11-02-2012 | #1 |
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http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
Jim Jandik's power torque systems
Jim is reproducing some parts so let support the small guy.... I just bought a new ball stud and retainer from Jim.... http://www.powertorquesystems.com/ Car is going to Pete for a clutch repair...no room on the rack here
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Re: http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
Jim is going to be a supporting vendor / consultant for our club once the new forum starts.
He is going to be a great asset to the club! David |
11-02-2012 | #3 |
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Re: http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
I did.. I bought a Master and slave from him and sent him 2 masters and 3 slaves in return
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11-02-2012 | #4 |
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Re: http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
I bought a clutch fork stud and a clutch slave cylider from Jim also. Great guy to deal with.
What is he reproducing? |
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Re: http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
He'll have my business as well.
Thanks, Jim!
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Re: http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
He made the retainer.....
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11-03-2012 | #7 |
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Re: http://www.powertorquesystems.com/
He's got my business for any clutch, pressure plate, TO bearing, slave and master cylinder, etc...
For those planning a clutch replacement, it's a good idea to have a clutch stud on hand prior to pulling the tranny. Mine was all chewed up and needed a replacement at 133,000 miles. Last edited by secondchance; 11-03-2012 at 02:30 PM. |
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