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Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Wed May 08, 2013 9:15 pm
by Jayraddd
Hey guys.
So today I got the conversion done on my Lib. Thought I'd do quick thread about the differences I've noticed already.
For starters the horrible squealing/squeaking noise has gone ! Such a relief, it was so annoying, like a mega belt squeal kinda noise.
Also I've noticed it's a much smoother drive now.. With gear changes, hill starts etc
The new clutch (genuine subi parts) put in with the conversion is a bit firmer too, that with the SMF makes driving much easier.
Definitely reccomend getting it done if you having issues with the clutch/flywheel.
Cost me $1550 and took them like 5hrs to fit.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Thu May 09, 2013 12:00 am
by d-chang
Thanks Jayradd!
Makes my decision to do the same much easier now...

Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Thu May 09, 2013 9:37 am
by Jayraddd
No worries !
Are you having issues with yours ? Or just wanting to do it before the issues appear ?
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Thu May 09, 2013 9:48 am
by peadya100
I did the same thing with my previous liberty.. no problems at all going to the single mass flywheel.. although it did make the car a touch noisier... barely noticable though.
I got ripped off by subaru brookvale by the looks of things.. they charged me $2300

Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Thu May 09, 2013 9:55 am
by Jayraddd
Dam ! What a rip !
I went Subaru Evolution in Brendale (Brisbane). They used genuine Subaru parts aswell so I've got 12 months warranty.
I was charged $1990 because I had the exhaust fitted aswell.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Thu May 09, 2013 9:57 am
by peadya100
Jayraddd wrote:Dam ! What a rip !
I went Subaru Evolution in Brendale (Brisbane). They used genuine Subaru parts aswell so I've got 12 months warranty.
I was charged $1990 because I had the exhaust fitted aswell.
Damn!!
They did use genuine parts on mine, but clearly they bent me over on the price!!
It was one of the main reasons i bought an auto this time... i thought "theres no way im going to pay $2300 to replace a clutch again" haha
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Thu May 09, 2013 10:16 pm
by Jayraddd
Oh well ! Pays to shop around I guess.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Fri May 10, 2013 7:42 am
by Kody.B
Mine was $1400 through a mechanic who used genuine parts. My whole clutch assembly was replaced, forks, single mass, everything.
Plus it was towed in Thursday and I was able to pick it up Friday.
$1990 is a good price with the exhaust, was it a catback?
I noticed you said it felt firmer? Mine is ridiculously light.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Fri May 10, 2013 8:51 am
by Jayraddd
Yea I'm pretty sure he mentioned doing the forks and everything.
Car was in shop for 5hrs. They dropped me at the cinemas then picked me up lol

Yep, its a catback xforce system.
My old clutch was wearing a fair bit, so maybe that's way this new one feels firmer.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Fri May 10, 2013 9:16 am
by Jack_Keaka
I paid 1500 for clutch and flywheel. BUT they did the worst job ever.stole parts, didn't put things back on,and now only 12months on, it has gone. The only reason I went with lube mobile is because they were able to drop tee car off to me at work. Never again will I go the cheap option.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Fri May 10, 2013 9:26 am
by peadya100
Sad thing was i did shop around.. some mechanics wanted to charge me 3k!!
Oh well.. over and done with now.
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Fri May 10, 2013 6:47 pm
by Jayraddd
Well looks like I did well ! Lol.
Anyone in Brisbane needs any work done look up Subaru Evolution and ask for Russell

Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Sun May 12, 2013 8:30 pm
by Da4sti3
I did it to mine so much better to drive now then before and no squealing anymore is a bliss !
Paid 1500 which incl a service

Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Fri Jun 07, 2013 4:25 pm
by Diggerb26
I can't stand the squealing! but was also quoted in the 2k range, but thats when i was on the sunny coast, maybe here in perth I can find it cheaper and get it done with what you guys are saying!
Re: Single Flywheel vs Dual Mass

Posted:
Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:26 pm
by subyroo
I had a 200,000km service and the SMF replacement kit (Genuine) fitted all for $1860.00 at Boxer Service in Brendale.
