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Shop in Northern NJ - 5/12/2008 3:57:51 PM

meebix

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Hey Guys,

The mustang needs a new clutch so I am looking for some help and recommendations for a good performance shop with a great reputation in Northern New Jersey. I am in Bergen County, so the closer the better, but I am definitely willing to travel a little bit for a good reputable shop.

Thanks for the help!

-Mike

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RE: Shop in Northern NJ - 5/16/2008 6:54:50 PM

meebix

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Come on, I know we got some North Jersey guys on here!

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RE: Shop in Northern NJ - 5/20/2008 5:22:23 AM

96GT226410

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For a '00 GT I recommend using the King Cobra or Ford Racing clutch kit. Both give better grip and less pedel effort than stock, and they're not that expensive either. I'm not sure where to buy them that would have them in stock, though. However, if you want a good trans shop in Northern New Jersey, check out Level 10 off of Rt.94 in Vernon. All they do is transmission work.

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RE: Shop in Northern NJ - 5/21/2008 3:46:33 PM

meebix

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Ok great, that sounds good. Thanks for all the information.

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