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Clutch kit Luk or VALEO
I'd go with Luk. I personally have one behind a beefed up chevy 327 and have taught my kids stick with it and it's still going strong. And the shop I work for uses all Luk kits and I haven't seen one come back yet. For price, quality, and completeness of the kit they're awesome.
Pros: still going strong, good quality
Vehicle:
Chevrolet
I went with LUK clutch kit part # 022141015T.
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Part number: 022141015T
I have a MiTo with The same engine and did a cluth job year ago with The Luk set, but i remember casting me about 300 euros.
Happy to report no issues with The New cluth. Feels exactly like The OEM one
Pros: no issues, feels like OEM
Vehicle:
Alfa Romeo MiTo
I have a 2010 3.8 and replaced the clutch with a Valeo HD kit, including labor at a 3rd party shop it was around $1400.
Pros: good quality
Vehicle:
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
I know most of the posts here are showroom floor cars with a ots tune, not a ton of legit builders on these older cars, but i thought I'd share my experience with my B7 RS4 LUK rep set clutch. I put in a performance clutch on a B5 1.8t about 5-6 years ago after a build I did pushing around 450, immediately slipped on the "performance" clutch. couldn't hold higher load gears. Ended up swapping in a 240mm ECS RA4 single mass lightweight flywheel with a B7 RS4 clutch and Pressure plate. (Just have to drill the pilot holes on the pp out to 10mm and shim the flywheel out ~2mm or so for a EPIC low dollar performance clutch.) I've been thrashing this with everything from a much larger custom hybrid k04 @30 psi, an EFR 6758 turbo, A custom hybrid Holset hx35/hx40 pro (BIG turbski) bigger than my head and im a huge dude. Then a handful of small/medium frame (gt 2871r) and some pretty large T3/T4 hybrids with IE Tuscany rods on a 1.8t trying to find the sweet spot between performance and drive ability (read.. lag) this clutch has been absolutely beat. Absolutely. 2 step launches for years, clutch kicks, tons of dig launches and drags that cost me cracked rear subframes or destroyed transmissions (it's a transmission boneyard in my shed lol) I recently sheared my timing belt pulley clean off.. too much sauce, and pulled this motor again to throw a new head, turbo and transmission in. It's my stupid fun car. Was surprised to find this clutch disk in such good condition. TONS of life left in it. Cost like 150 bucks off rock auto. LUK repset B7 Rs4 clutch and pressure plate. For anyone looking to push some serious power, this is a SOLID option for the budget minded individual. I'm throwing one on my B5 S4 as well after seeing this. Was going to go big because it's a stg 3 at 27 psi and the stock clutch can't handle it, but after seeing this. And having made more power than that I am sold. Great upgrade if you need to replace your clutch. It is a 240mm clutch so make sure it fits or you'll need to upgrade your flywheel too. But dang.. I'm tickled pink
Pros: tons of life left, holds serious power, budget friendly, solid option
Vehicle:
Audi RS4
I would suggest the Valeo HD kit which feels similar to stock, but holds a lot more power, and get the stainless clutch line added it. I have the BK1 3.8 and replaced mine with the Valeo HD kit and flywheel from the BK2 and I like it. My original clutch also lasted until 242k miles because I don't drive it like an idiot...and it was actually the slave cylinder that went out. The clutch disc had a good bit of life left in it.
Pros: similar to stock feel, holds more power
Vehicle:
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
Mileage: 242000 km
I put a LUK clutch kit in and replaced all the seals and such not too long ago. Shifts fine, least for an 020 anyway.
Pros: shifts fine
My slave cylinder started leaking on my 13 2.0T r-spec, and the first shop I took it to quoted me $3500. Checked with the dealer, $4500. Second shop quoted me $2500, and the third and smallest shop quoted me $1500 and they got my business, hah. Feels great now, and they put in the basic Valeo kit you can find on rock auto.
Pros: Feels great now
Vehicle:
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
Springs on the dual mass flywheel failed, tons of play, converting to solid flywheel Valeo clutch kit.
Pros: converting to solid flywheel
Cons: springs on flywheel failed
Well I am just @ the 400 mark and with the six speed I kinda bargained out and just picked up a Valeo single mass conversion kit....I had no clue how long it would last but knock on wood it's been in for a year. I have noticed lately it's starting to do some strange things like not release every time....makes for an interesting drive when this happens.
Pros: lasted for a year
Cons: strange things, not release
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