F1 racing stage 3 clutch
F1 RACING STAGE 3 CLUTCH for 1.6 I put it in and didnt want it so took it out not even two miles on it , used $100 shipped
Last edited by chris824; Aug 17, 2009 at 02:58 PM.
I've been running on the 1.8 setup for 2+ years now with no problem.
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I just think if its been put on its not a new clutch anymore. Its been used.
Also you can get this off ebay for 99+18shipping brand new.
Anyways, I'm not going to thread crap.
Good luck with sale man.
can you be more specific?
It is too hard to engage?
it is only for tack use?
I'm about to buy one for a 1.8L. I have 240whp and my cluth can hold it wel,l but it is a nigthmare to drive in trafic because the pedal is very, very heavy and I'm not a body builder.
It is too hard to engage?
it is only for tack use?
I'm about to buy one for a 1.8L. I have 240whp and my cluth can hold it wel,l but it is a nigthmare to drive in trafic because the pedal is very, very heavy and I'm not a body builder.
do you still have it? i cant pm you, can you email me at skullzaflare@thelittlecomputershop.com
very interested. or you can pm me, i dont know if it will let me reply though
very interested. or you can pm me, i dont know if it will let me reply though
Cannot attest to how they hold up to higher HP numbers, but I think Phil's has held alright.
I have one on my 1.8. Pressure plate is about the same as stock, ie. not a leg workout, but the engagement point is pretty sudden and they are prone to the jitters when in reverse as are other 6-puck clutches that I have heard of.
Cannot attest to how they hold up to higher HP numbers, but I think Phil's has held alright.
Cannot attest to how they hold up to higher HP numbers, but I think Phil's has held alright.
, atleast, thats what im used to
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I have one on my 1.8 as well and it actually feels a bit lighter than stock.
Engagement point for me is easily modulated and a good inch or so off the floor. Not a problem here.
For me, it jitters in reverse and also when clutching off in 1st. But my rear subframe bushigns are wasted so that doesn't help. If I had to operate this clutch in stop-n-go, I'd go batshit nuts, but that's because of the jitters, not the force required to disengage. But as long as you're not in traffic, it aint a big deal. HTH
I have one on my 1.8 as well and it actually feels a bit lighter than stock.
Engagement point for me is easily modulated and a good inch or so off the floor. Not a problem here.
For me, it jitters in reverse and also when clutching off in 1st. But my rear subframe bushigns are wasted so that doesn't help. If I had to operate this clutch in stop-n-go, I'd go batshit nuts, but that's because of the jitters, not the force required to disengage. But as long as you're not in traffic, it aint a big deal. HTH
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