http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VR6-CARBON-KEVLAR-CLUTCH-G60-LIGHTENED-BALANCED-FLYWHEEL-GOLF-GTI-TURBO-/370927281054?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item565cfd239e

 

Looks good to me and must be able to withstand 200bhp surely?

 

The ones up for auction like this one rarely get a bid placed and so regularly have the opportunity to go for £200.00

 

This is the one that I'm now thinking about getting.

 

The brand is Techniclutch

 

Thought there was a few posts saying techniclutch, is.. Ermm... Not the best.

Surely even though even with it not perhaps being a very good brand, the carbon and kevlar friction plate will be better than a lot of others.

 

Who knows. Could be an absolute pile of 5hit or could be really good. Might just have to take the plunge and find out! 

Wouldn't even consider them, do a search in google.

Avoid Techniclutch, search this forum and google for reasons why. Lets just say, they are cheap for a reason.

 

http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-sportback-8p-chassis/152485-avoid-buying-parts-techniclutch.html

 

http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/49086-techniclutch-warning.html

 

http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/off-topic-discussions/522597-do-not-buy-techniclutch.html

 

just a few to get you going, theres loads more.

Plus the amount of messing around to do a clutch, skimping a hundered quid is ridiculous to a valeo or Sachs one, as in a short time when the cheap ones goosed you're sat doing in again or paying more labour at a garage, FALSE economy in my eyes

As mentioned above, avoid Techiclutch

 

I've got the VR6 clutch and G60 flywheel fitted in mine (running ~270lb/ft) and Darkside ran the same setup for a while in their VW Caddy for a while with no issues I believe (running 318lb/ft)

Ok, you have changed my mind. Thanks chaps