i have 2000 a4 audi 2.8L quattro manual transmission..I NEED HELP FINDING CLUTH KITS
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i have 2000 a4 audi 2.8L quattro manual transmission..I NEED HELP FINDING CLUTH KITS
my clutch is worn out, once i put into 3rd gear i give it gas and the rpm needle flys yet my poor audi doesn't go anywhere : ( its my first car period, paid 4700 for it, and im so bummed i have to spend so much money on it already, its just the clutch that needs to be replaced, if anyone knows any good places to buy clutch kits please inform me..i wouldn't mind if anyone pointed me towards performance clutch kits either..please and thank you!!
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That one is easy - www.ringer-racing.com. Owned by a member of this forum and you'll be in good hands. Call and ask for Mike Hood.
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Learn to love RockAuto.com $189 for the clutch kit, $781 for the flywheel. Both from Sachs, pretty solid brand. No way around it, you're gonna have to bend over for the flywheel. It's all fancy and complicated, makes for nice shifting though.
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Clutch kits don't include the Flywheel. They'll have the Pilot and throwout bearings, Pressure plate, clutch disk and an alignment tool. Most flywheels can be resurfaced, which is an option if your's is lower mileage, but it's generally frowned upon. The OE flywheel is a dual mass jobber, basically two flywheels connected together, allowing some movement. Takes a bit of the jerk away from the shifting. I have heard of one piece eliminator flywheels, should be cheaper.
Edit:
Clutch kits don't include the Flywheel. They'll have the Pilot and throwout bearings, Pressure plate, clutch disk and an alignment tool. Most flywheels can be resurfaced, which is an option if your's is lower mileage, but it's generally frowned upon. The OE flywheel is a dual mass jobber, basically two flywheels connected together, allowing some movement. Takes a bit of the jerk away from the shifting. I have heard of one piece eliminator flywheels, should be cheaper.
Last edited by RandomAudiOwner; 06-23-2011 at 12:19 AM.