December special on....

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I know you've all been waiting to see what we have in store for you in December. We know money's tight with the holidays around the corner so we've lowered the prices on these clutches to rock bottom!!!

So what's the sale on? We've had TONS of interest in the Quartermaster Twin disc clutch kits that we sell...so here you go! For the month of December we're blowing these bad boys out! You WON'T find a better clutch out there for the money. We've had many reviews from our customers on these and they couldn't be happier!

Here's just one of the reviews from Jake Montgomery...

http://www.dsmtalk.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1821183#post1821183

http://www.jnztuning.net/prodimages/img-35-0-small.jpg

Pics courtesy of Kurt...

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m153/bluemeanietsi/DSCF2550.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m153/bluemeanietsi/DSCF2555.jpg


So how much you say? How's this sound...$999.99 SHIPPED!! Kits include the clutch assembly (pressure plate), discs, flywheel, and pressure plate bolt kit. If you need a new clutch fork, pivot ball, and release bearing we can get you those as well.

You can order by giving us a call (215-997-6850) or by ordering on our site...http://www.jnztuning.net/products.php?cat=389

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PMs replied! Saw a bunch of twin discs ordered online...i'll process your orders on Monday morning. Don't miss out guys!!

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PMs replied!

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Who wants to have a quick shifting DSM trans??? Time's running out...don't miss out!

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In case anyone wants the twin disc with a new OEM ring gear installed we can do that for you for $1089.99 shipped! ($82 just for the ring gear)

[harry99GSX]

In case anyone wants the twin disc with a new OEM ring gear installed we can do that for you for $1089.99 shipped! ($82 just for the ring gear)


PM me a price if I pick it up with the rest of my stuff.

The clutch kit and ring gear.

Thanks, Harry

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PM sent Harry.

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Some people were interested to see where the clutch fork needed to be ground a little. ...courtesy of Jake Montgomery.

Finally got around to taking those pics of the clutch fork. I circled the grinding done to the fork in red, you don't need to go much, but from the picture you get the idea. The purpose of doing this is to clear all the end bolts on the clutch cover itself. Best way to make sure you got the clearance right is to put the TOB on the fork and line it up on the clutch and check the clearance. Once you do that then you will know what to do.

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c188/evil_eagle/2008build046-1.jpg
Side view to see the depth of how far it was grinded, Sorry for the poor pics
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c188/evil_eagle/2008build047-1.jpg

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All PMs responsded to. Don't miss out guys!

[The_EE]

Damn, you are up early chris!

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830 isn't that bad...I was up for about an hour at that point in time.

[The_EE]

was 5:30am here when I posted :P

Hopefully Monday I can call in and start ordering some parts.

[1slow93turbo]

Ordered mine today, cant wait.. thanks guys!!

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It was a pleasure talking to you today Jason! Good luck with your project!!

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All PMs replied to. These clutches are flying off the shelves! Don't miss out!

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Sold SIX of these bad boys today alone!!!! ...don't be the guy lookin' in from the outside once the sale is over!! :)

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Tomorrow's the last day for this sale!! Put your orders in online if you don't want to miss out!!!