I did my homework, but..

[swamp donkey]

I was good - I did a search and ready about 5 trillion posts before asking.
It's the ever popular hydro clutch question(s). I don't have a question, I know I want it, and I know it's kinda simple.
I don't have the tools or knowledge to do it though. Anyone know a shop in my are (Culver City,CA) that could get the parts and do the conversion? Or anyone out there want to make a couple bucks and do it for me? I hate my clutch!!!!
And I know that every one says not to, but I wish it I had an automatic. If anyone out there wants to trade me their auto (and instal it) and take my 4 speed let me know.

 

[swamp donkey]

Ohh come on - 70 views and no replies?

 

[m j]

Topoff seems to be the pro at that swap.
he is in CA somewhere...

 

[Skigirl]

Hi. I have no idea what that is, but 4X4doctor or ORU probably knows how to do it. Both in Burbank. And did you ask Henrick?

 

[swamp donkey]

I don't want to bad mouth anybody, but I am done doing business with Henrik. It wasn't bad in the end, but he did not alwas do what I told him to do. All in all a so-so experinece with GM Truck center.

 

[ntaj*ep]

Everyone says not to go auto!!?? Who everyone? let them now speek or forever hold their peace!
AUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULEAUTOSRULE
And with that I say Good Night! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Really though You could do the conversion if you got all the parts together and took your time. Right?

 

[LlanoK5]

I'm in agreement with M_J, Topoff does know the conversion. Check his picks, he has shots of a conversion. After talking with him about pricing matters, it seems that it isn't as expesive as I figured it would be.

Kirk