New clutches or rebuild old ones

[buckshot]

I'm a newbie so I've been asking a lot of questions and preciate the help. The clutches are worn out on my 01 CC because I use it pulling a lot around the house. They are rattling and clattering the whole time it's running. Sometimes when I stop I can here the drive clutch pop when it disengages seconds later. My question is should I rebuild the old ones or replace them with something a little heavier duty and if so what do you suggest. I will be doing both of them.

[scottyb]

On the driven, I'm sold on Tom's rebuilds. Just let him do everything he knows how to do to it
On the drive.....I would buy new.

[shadowman]

since i have no idea of tom,s work but a recomendation from scotty scares me.............................lolol.............. .......only kidding bud i owed you.............i suggest new since it seems you put them to the limit..........you sure can try a rebuilt i trust scotty,s word but repairing i think is out of the question, now if you were just cruising a campground whole new ballgame but for serious work i would,t even think of just repairing them.............................................8 )

[agsbill]

Originally Posted by buckshot

I'm a newbie so I've been asking a lot of questions and preciate the help. The clutches are worn out on my 01 CC because I use it pulling a lot around the house. They are rattling and clattering the whole time it's running. Sometimes when I stop I can here the drive clutch pop when it disengages seconds later. My question is should I rebuild the old ones or replace them with something a little heavier duty and if so what do you suggest. I will be doing both of them.

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I got a clutch from this guy...I think I paid $110.00 shipped to me!!

Here is what I got to recommend him......

Bill

he lives in Batesville Indiana by the Ohio border. here is a quote from his last email to me.

"I'm a 20 year golf course mechanic. I go to Club Car service school every year for updates. I will guarantee them to work properly. The 82-87 CC I machine for the 15/16 belt. This machining works great on the other years for a little extra speed because the belt runs higher."

his name is Tom and here is his email pamgutzwiller@aol.com

Bill