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    List of a good brand clutch kit for my mk4


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    namith 
    N 9 posts · Joined 2014

    #1 · Sep 8, 2014
    Hey all, I'm asking is what are the company's who make
    the clutch kit for my vehicle. I have a mk4 1.8t thinking
    about upgrading a couple of things and need to know
    what is the best clutch that I can get. My goal pound of
    boost 14lbs - speed looking to get 200-250. Thx in
    advance

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    Nevaeh_Speed
    N 5313 posts · Joined 2004
    #2 · Sep 8, 2014
    250 kph? And what does speed have to do with how
    good a clutch holds up to tq?

    "I admit that I'm often...vexed by the behavior of my own


    people..." - Huey Freeman (The Boondocks)
    GTS Performance

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    namith 
    N 9 posts · Joined 2014
    #3 · Sep 8, 2014
    I was told by a friend that ( if speed you are going for the
    clutch has to be well made to handle the power) so the
    reason for the post. And I'm new to all this upgrade stuff!
    Help is needed on this project

    gti world

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    Nevaeh_Speed
    N 5313 posts · Joined 2004
    #4 · Sep 8, 2014
    what does the car have on it now? What HP/TQ goals do
    you have for the future?

    "I admit that I'm often...vexed by the behavior of my own


    people..." - Huey Freeman (The Boondocks)
    GTS Performance

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    Jadiel18
    J 146 posts · Joined 2012
    #5 · Sep 8, 2014
    i don't see anything that says 250 "kph" anyways yeah i
    know what you mean man, 250 hp.. go for the vr6 clutch
    combo sachs is a good brand (grabs better than the 1.8t)
    and its all you'll need for that setup.. i use it all the time
    without problems :beer:

    03 Jetta Wolfburg 1.8T - Unitronics Stage 2 w/ deletes,


    42dd 3in DP, Forge Tip, 007 DV, Custom SRI, Koni's Cup Kit
    w/ H&R Springs

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    namith 
    N 9 posts · Joined 2014
    #6 · Sep 8, 2014
    My gti is still stock, all I have in it is a forge dv goal: intake,
    catback, chip

    gti world

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    namith 
    N 9 posts · Joined 2014
    #7 · Sep 8, 2014
    Sachs ok, what about spec or even BAHNHOF clutch

    gti world

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    Jadiel18
    J 146 posts · Joined 2012
    #8 · Sep 8, 2014
    i haven't tried that brand.. cant help you there

    03 Jetta Wolfburg 1.8T - Unitronics Stage 2 w/ deletes,


    42dd 3in DP, Forge Tip, 007 DV, Custom SRI, Koni's Cup Kit
    w/ H&R Springs

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    namith 
    N 9 posts · Joined 2014
    #9 · Sep 8, 2014
    Thx for the info

    gti world

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    rstolz
    R 3249 posts · Joined 2009
    #10 · Sep 8, 2014
    Just get a VR6 clutch. Stage 1 Sachs is basically the
    same thing. That'll be more than enough, they're
    relatively cheap, and reliable.

    It's not speed that destroys clutches, it's torque.

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    clarkma5
    C 2572 posts · Joined 2002
    #11 · Sep 8, 2014 (Edited)
    Will second the OEM VR6 clutch and single mass
    flywheel...haven't done it myself but will soon, Bora Parts
    said this is the most popular setup on Mk4s and lots of
    people love them. 14 lb. SMF is the best for 1.8Ts, 20.5 is
    good for TDIs
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    namith 
    N 9 posts · Joined 2014
    #12 · Sep 8, 2014
    Thanx for information so Sachs is what I'm going with.
    Now I'll take any ideas on an intake?

    gti world

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    Jadiel18
    J 146 posts · Joined 2012
    #13 · Sep 10, 2014

    namith said: 
    Thanx for information so Sachs is what I'm going with. Now I'll
    take any ideas on an intake?

    gti world

    just slap a cone filter from auto zone to your MAF or keep
    it stock (smoothest) but put in a k&n filter on it.

    you wont see much of a difference on a CAI vs short ram.


    best route is making your own intake.

    03 Jetta Wolfburg 1.8T - Unitronics Stage 2 w/ deletes,


    42dd 3in DP, Forge Tip, 007 DV, Custom SRI, Koni's Cup Kit
    w/ H&R Springs

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