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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 08:33 PM
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Ordered my Stage 1 Clutch today from ECS.

Can't wait to get it in.

However the invoice was sent to me in a PDF format as the bill to name JASON and not RYAN. No idea how that was interpreted but I know I didn't put it in wrong when ordering.

Hope it still makes it.
 
Old Jan 26, 2007 | 02:35 AM
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how much did it run ya? i couldnt find it on the website. did u get a new FW?
 
Old Jan 26, 2007 | 07:30 AM
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How much TQ is it rated to hold, I found that it seemed a little to expensive for my taste so I went with SPEC like MeanAudi, but hey to each his own.
 
Old Jan 26, 2007 | 11:49 AM
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$349 with free shipping.

Here is the description on the website:

This is our #1 selling clutch kit. MostMk4 4 cylinder carswill damage the stock dual mass flywheel when the clutch starts slipping. The dual mass flywheel when bought from V/W is over $500. We offer the complete kit that includes a OEM lightweight 14 steel flywheel for less than just a flywheel from V/W. This kit will retain stock like pedal characteristics along with much improved clamping force & larger diameter clutch assembly. Lighter OEM Steel flywheel only 14lbs versus 22 lbs of the stock 1.8T. This is not a lightened modified OEM flywheel like others.[*]20-30% more clamping force than stock clutch![*]Faster spool-ups & more horsepower![*]Kit uses OEM Sachs VR6 Clutch pieces[*]Kit is good up to 200-250 wheel Horsepower & up to approx 275lbs of wheel torque[*]Excellent pedal feel pedal retains OEM type feel. Kit includes the following parts:[*]Lightweight steel OEM flywheel[*]Sachs clutch pressure plate[*]Sachs clutch disc[*]Sach's OEM throw out bearing[*]OEM throw out bearing[*]OEM flywheel bolts Installation: Torque Flywheel to crank 60Nm.(44ft.lbs.) + 1/4" turn (90deg)Torque Pressure Plate to Flywheel 20Nm.[/align]
 
Old May 2, 2007 | 11:26 PM
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Hey does any one know if this will fit a 2000 TT 1.8t FWD? If not what would be the best offer for a clutch and flywheel?


Thanks,
Ryan
 
Old May 2, 2007 | 11:41 PM
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Man you dug up an old thread.

It should fit no problem.

After a few months of driving my impressions are nothing but good. Others really hype SPEC though so look into that as well.
 
Old May 3, 2007 | 12:24 PM
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I have this clutch installed on my 2000 FWD TT. - Its pretty sweet. - It holds much better than the stock TT. - The clutch peddle itself will feel considerably lighter than the stock version. (Note its common, and extremely scary at first) - Anywho ..it is worth the buy... however you will notice more tranny noise in your car because of the lighter flywheel. - but its hard to notice.


I wouldn't take the purchase back, Also depending on if you need it or not i'd suggest you replace the starter at the same time. - its right there and you can get them on ebay for around $100. - Mine was starting to go, and it was a free install because its right there when they are removing the clutch/flywheel.


just food for thought!

~Chris
 
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