Antbody know of an uprated clutch assembly for a 1.8t 4x4.

Part numbers, suppliers etc.

Got a Spanish Diesel one for mine after remap, came from Jabba. I must admit it was the cheapest one, the also suggested a couple of others a bit dearer. I'd give them a bell. Its been ok for the last 15k. Feels different and is noisier but otherwise ok. Sorry can't remember any details.

Spanish diesel clutch? Does it have a kip between 1 & 4? Bit annoying if you have to "nip" to B&Q!

I'll check Jabba out mate, thanks.

G60 lightened and balanced flywheel along with a sachs uprated friction plate works wonderfully mate

i had one in my car for at elast two years with no issues at all, works like standard and i can't say i noticed any more noise or vibrations

i got mine from jabba i think but not 100% on it. it lasted longer than my gearbox did

that was running a tad over 200bhp and even took the 275lbft and 280bhp or so that it had in its latest incarnation when i broke the gearbox again

and i launched it quite a few times with no issues either.

G60 lightened and balanced flywheel along with a sachs uprated friction plate works wonderfully mate.

Balancing ,,,,, surely must encompas the crank, rods & pistons, as well as the clutch assembly, other wise it don't mean ****-****e don't it Bengie :confused:

i know where your coming from but i am simply quoting the suppliers, either way it was decently priced and worked wonderfully and hopefully still does but not in my car

Roger Bengie thanks ,,,, as I said, I'll check Jabba out.

"Ferk" the flywheel, uprated clutch & presure plate is what I need.

the flywheel lets it rev a bit more freely, makes no extra noise or vibration, doesn't alter the feel and makes the car more reliable as there isn't a DMF to fail. with it open i can't see the point in doing the friction plate alone :confused:

I see your point about the revs, but you don't get nothing for nothing.

Tick-over may suffer if you don't have the mass to move the flywheel through the point to the next "bang" from upstairs. Done all this befor Bengie ,,,,, just need a clutch to drag my boat up the slip-way, without a sniff of asbestos.

as i said, i ran this kit for years, eddy ran this kit for years, stuart ran this kit for years and it does not affect the way the car feels/idles just lets it rev a bit quicker and gives a slightly sharder throttle response as the flywheel has no moving parts to dampen the pickup.

Hi

Yes I have sold quite a few of these

We do them for £320.00 + VAT with the G60 flywheel

Or there is the ECS stage 1 clutch at £275.00 + VAT

There amy be a slight more vibration in neutral , but nothing major with a good biting point and not heavy pedal

Sarah

What's your web site Sarah?

Trust the clutch options are listed.

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/awesome-gti/clutch-kit-offer/69609/

There is the first post on the ECS clutch

We do not list the G60 one on the web site I have checked :( sorry

We do so much that it is hard to put it all on the web site

Awesome GTI Store UK - VW/Audi/Seat/Skoda Performance & Styling

That though is our web site

Sarah

Seen it Sarah, are we talking the neuspeed item?

Can you send me any info on the G60 if it's not listed.

Is this a direct replacement, no other mods required?

direct fitment wayne, no mods needed at all. at least it was on mine.

Hi Mate

You will get in the kit :-

G60 flywheel

Pressure plate

Clutch plate

Release bearing

12 bolts that you will need to replace and 1 little trim that goes in it too

All for £320.00 + VAT

Direct replacement

Sarah

Thanks Sarah.

Bengie, is this (Awesome) item the one your talking about :confused:

yep.

Thanks Bengie. (I've added a thanks to your post box).

Seems it's all sorted now, next thing is to find the cost of labour from my local clutch man.

The 5 speed is not as bad to do than the 6 speed

So IIRC approx 4 hours to do

Have fun

Sarah

The 5 speed is not as bad to do than the 6 speed

So IIRC approx 4 hours to do

Have fun

Sarah

Took mine to local clutch place and they refused to do it. Dealer did it in the end - charged 8 hours but said it took longer:eek:. I would have been suspicious but a specialist tuner also said the same time and money.

Mmmm

No , if anything there is the flywheel to do at the same time , but I would have said max 5 hours

Sarah

i found a local bloke to do mine, used him before as he is very good and cost me about £180 to fit it all i think so about £600 all in start to finish, which was £250 cheaper than skoda for just the clutch :eek:

Obstacle No:1.

Local clutch centre won't touch the Octy 4x4!

Why? :confused:

because its probably an unknown to them and they are a lot more work than a 1.4 escort