i really dont feel like paying sumone to install me clutch and flywheel for me so i was seeing if anyone had like instructions for the install. I think i remeber sumone posted a set of instructions but i dont really remember.

it is pricey, but you get what you paid for, i believe p-tuning will do it all for $750. that sounds reasonable considering the amount of work, tools and the fact that they work on alot of tc's and know what they are doing.

generally if your not skilled in putting those in its a much wiser decision to just pay to have it done itll save you money in the long run

i feel like i can do it w/o taking out the motor . i think i remember seeing the install with them just taking out the entire right side of parts in the the engine and they could reach the clutch and flywheel

Who told you the motor has to come out? That's gotta be the funniest thing I've heard in a long time :rofl: . I've dropped my tranny 5 times now, and it only takes me 3 1/2 to 4 hours start to finish. The motor does not have to come out. That's just stupid :doh: .

you are the first person to actaully said that but your saying i could prob do this in one day or so?

oh and i was hoping that someone had writen instructions cuz that would be very helpful

http://www.yoursciontc.com/information/howto_flywheel_install.html

Unless you have the right tools for the job and have had experience putting in a clutch on a transverse engine, its not quite like putting in a cold air intake. You'll definitely need a good torque wrench and a clutch alignment tool. If you don't have a lift to use, I wouldn't suggest doing it on jack stands. If I were you I'd just have some performance shop or get the TRD clutch installed from your dealership.

im in the same situation. my brother has done it on his honda in my driveway and my friend has done in on his dsm in his drive twice now, but i think id just rather pay the money. its deffinatly not fun.