dontwritegraff

Got a 89 n/a 2.7l and need new clutch and would like to change flywheel also just to be safe.
Where would you guys recommend me to buy it from?

AlphaOmegaPower

Would also like to know for future reference.

ECS Tuning

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Got a 89 n/a 2.7l and need new clutch and would like to change flywheel also just to be safe.
Where would you guys recommend me to buy it from?

Were an excellent source for clutch or flywheel parts for your 89' 2.7l. For more information on flywheels Click Here.

For more information on clutch kits Click Here

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Would also like to know for future reference.

As far a you 1986 951 clutch parts, we can also get those too. For more information about the clutch products we offer for your 951 Click Here. For a lightweight flywheel option Click Here

bigjoe255

cheapest place I found was ebay, but it wasn't a significant margin. Main reason is because the vendor offered free shipping and was about 15~20 bucks cheaper the higher "stage" of clutch you got. Stage one, 10 bucks cheaper, stage two, 25 cheaper, stage three, 45 cheaper, ect.
I got a spec stage two for a stock 85.5 N/A. I've heard some bad things about spec but some good things too. I wanted something slightly beefier than stock, but driveabilty close to stock (not an on-off switch) so a stock sachs was ruled out.

V2Rocket

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPEC-Aluminu...-/310321830663
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/part...5//Porsche/944
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fidanza-flyw...-/310087279523
http://www.automotion.com/fidanza-li...r-porsche.html

at the price the OEM flywheel is going for it would be at least worth considering an alternative...lighter flywheel does mean a bit trickier to start from a dead stop though.

clutch disk you can get re-lined at a local clutch shop...i got mine done for ~$80

hamlin

I got a GREAT deal on a stock SACHS (spring centered) clutch kit for my '89 944S2 3.0 on Amazon $600 as I remember for a PP, Disk, and TO bearing. Check it out.

TexasRider

Every call to Paragon has been a good one for me - although I did not buy a clutch. If I did need one, Paragon would be the first call.

http://www.paragon-products.com/

J Berk

Can try rennbay also