RS4 clutch and Piggies question
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RS4 clutch and Piggies question
So I have already had one RS4 Clutch in my '00 S4 and am putting in the second when I noticed this time around that the RS4 clutch and stock clutch are the same diameter!
So my question is since this is so where does the RS4 clutch get its extra strength from? Differnent material or what? Also just checking that "piggies" downpipes are just stock downpipes only that they are gutted cats and relocated O2's? Thank you as you ease my questions as my car becomes stage 3 in my small cold garage, yetloaded with tools! Pics will come!
So my question is since this is so where does the RS4 clutch get its extra strength from? Differnent material or what? Also just checking that "piggies" downpipes are just stock downpipes only that they are gutted cats and relocated O2's? Thank you as you ease my questions as my car becomes stage 3 in my small cold garage, yetloaded with tools! Pics will come!
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RE: RS4 clutch and Piggies question
get a propane heater for 20 bucks that will mount onto a propane container... it last me about 25 to 35hours, and keeps the 2 1/2 garage warm, cold hands suck.
The materials are different on the clutch disc, look on VAST website and you will see that they describe the different materials for different stages.
You could gut your current cats and call them "faux" piggies. I know from previous history, the correct way to do it is to put a pipe where the CAT was, either inside the cat or replace it completely. You don't want the volume of the pipe to change it causes turbulence inside the pipe and reduces flow.
Shawn
The materials are different on the clutch disc, look on VAST website and you will see that they describe the different materials for different stages.
You could gut your current cats and call them "faux" piggies. I know from previous history, the correct way to do it is to put a pipe where the CAT was, either inside the cat or replace it completely. You don't want the volume of the pipe to change it causes turbulence inside the pipe and reduces flow.
Shawn
