Audi TTThe Audi TT line, in both the coupe and roadster combines Audi's All Wheel Drive performance with the feel of a European sports car.
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So recently my clutch went up and I was thinking about getting a new aftermarket clutch and flywheel. I have a stock 225 that I plan on getting chipped within the next year. I found a stage 1 Clutchmasters clutch on ecstuning and a Fidanza lightened flywheel. Would this be a good route to go instead of just getting the OEM clutch and flywheel?
Thanks.
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I wouldn't run such a light flywheel. I'd avoid the aluminum flywheels, look for a single mass steel. It'll be lighter than stock, but not chatter like a really light aluminum one would.
What is the difference between these two sets of clutches and flywheels?
And are these good quality parts? or knock off brands.
I really appreciate your replies