best clutch
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andyneedham2
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Re: best clutch
I think there's been a thread about this before. I went LUK as did a few other, no probs what so ever. Euro car parts seem to do a good price too.
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Nate
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Brunty
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Re: best clutch
I use Sachs standard replacement parts, fine even in some tuned up applications.
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big nick
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Re: best clutch
I've used and abused both, and they're pretty much the same in a standard ish car, LUK have a higher breakaway torque which is better in tuned applications but less friendly in stop-start traffic...just go with whichever you can get cheapest..
do I really want a carb'd valver? answers on a postcard...