Which clutch?
#1
Which clutch?
Which clutch should i go with-ACT heavy duty 6 puck or the extreme with a modified street disc. Both will hold more than i need but what are the advantages of going with one over the other. I want a stiff clutch pedal but not one that is unbareable this is my dd. Mods to the sled include 1.6 begi-s
#2
I have a 1.6 size ACT XT and have no problem with the increase in pedal effort. I noticed it for a few days when I first installed, but no longer remember what stock pedal effort felt like. I have no experience with a 6 puck HD, so I can't really be of any more help except to say that the XT is working fine for me.
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I drove Savingtons act hd 6 puck sprung clutch a while back, it was very on-off to me but very streetable as well. If i were to drive it for more than 5 min i can see it not being an issue at all.
Ill be going with this same clutch as well. Matched with a 1.8 flywheel.
Ill be going with this same clutch as well. Matched with a 1.8 flywheel.
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I have a Spec S3 with th e6-puck sprung hub. Pedal pressure is stock, but its an on/off button for the most part. Its a ******* bitch in traffic, but its not my daily. I'll buy it again.
#17
go with clutchnet...they do not advertise as heavy as act, but i like that
they feel like a mom&pop operation when dealing with them...Igor is real cool and will advise you as best as you tell him what you need
and they are cheaper, and IMO just as good if not better in quality than act
act is not a bad choice by any means dont get me wrong...i just like clutchnet better
they feel like a mom&pop operation when dealing with them...Igor is real cool and will advise you as best as you tell him what you need
and they are cheaper, and IMO just as good if not better in quality than act
act is not a bad choice by any means dont get me wrong...i just like clutchnet better
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the clutchnet clutch I had in the jetta sucked. After about 8k miles the sprung housing wore into the oem flywheel. Clutchnet didn't really give a ****, so they'll never get another dollar from me.
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and the rivets broke off on the friction material too
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and the rivets broke off on the friction material too