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  1. Clear side marker Light

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    Hi customryder1

     

    In case you don’t know (since you have 7 posts and are relatively new here):

    Glen (AMH) is highly regarded in this community.

     

    I bought several parts from him over the years and it was always exactly as described/expected with very fair pricing. His customer service is excellent and I don’t hesitate to recommend him.

     

     

    Appreciate it as always Carol! :man_in_love:

     

    customryder1, there is nothing available on the rear from factory since the Euro cars do not have rear side markers. I do not believe anyone has them aftermarket either at the moment.

  5. TPMS

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    The $128 retail price is each and they are OEM Lamborghini part. I think I sell them for about $95 each. If the aftermarket set works I would just use those. They seem to be same sensor MHZ for a number of vehicles and I'm pretty sure they all work the same way.

  6. TPMS

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    These are actually all over the place price wise from Porsche to Audi, VW, Lamborghini. The lambo price is on the lower scale of the others just FYI at about $128 retail price. Have plenty if you need

     

     

  23. finally on my 2nd clutch... after 107,894 miles on the 1st one

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    Depending on how you drive your car will vary on the length of your clutch life. Everyone should take a driving lesson from Lautlos and see how he managed to get 108K miles out of his original factory clutch! Glad to hear and be proud as this is the most I have seen on any Lamborghini thus far.

     

     

    On this aftermarket clutch issue, I feel the need to add comments where I usually do not get involved. Now that I own Exotic Clutch Technologies through AMH Exotic Parts I have become more aware of the process and whats involved with the whole kevlar process. From what I have dealt with over the last few decades, every aftermarket clutch company I have sold has seemed to have an issue at some point that I am aware of. Not one is perfect and mistakes happen whether its the product, install, or the driver error. Prices seem to be crazy from one place to another and there are reputable companies selling used cores as new rebuilds and not using new OEM units to rebuild at no price fluctuation between the two. Prices have not changed through AMH but for the better and I offer options that these others seem to not let you know of.

     

    Sean at HI-Tech, it doesn't seem right for you to bash the other clutch companies when there is an issue with a Spec clutch and not have any problems of your own to hear comments on. You can not go around saying that you have sold so many hundreds of clutches and not have at least one problem over the years. I know first hand of a few over the last twenty whether it be the clutch itself or not. You seem to bash all the other competitors when they had a problem but yet will not stand behind yours when an issue arose. You should have taken care of this situation when it happened instead of placing blame on something else. I completely understand that Leo was happy when first purchasing the clutch- who wouldn't be Its like Christmas morning opening your presents! But it doesn't mean that an issue didn't arise later on and unfortunately the jerky issue became worse as more miles were placed on the car according to everyone involved.

     

    Just so you all are aware, I sold Steve an OEM clutch for his car recently to replace the existing kevlar one and pretty much gave it away at my cost to help out as much as I can. I am not sure if it will help now but maybe buying the clutch back Sean, you can see what failed component was and try and resolve the issue with both of them. You have so much of a profit margin on your clutch that you could have given one away to replace it no problem and checked the old to see what the issue was before this got out of control. I deal with the reputable install shop, Leo, and now Steve at this point and have heard the same argument from all of them on this situation.

     

    Being a sponsor of both these forums PLEASE stop posting all the past bullshit and move on. There is a lot of people out there with your clutch that are happy and a few that don't, get over it for everyone's sake!

     

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