LUK dual mass or go single mass flywheel?
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LUK dual mass or go single mass flywheel?
I'm due for a clutch change soon. Ever since I put the HFC on, it slips a bit if I floor it on the highway. So it seems the recommendation is to change the flywheel while I'm at it. But the OEM is $1k.... That's crazy.
So, do I change the flywheel? Go dual mass or singlemass?
Has any one heard much about the LUK dual mass flywheel? I been googling it but I don't think many people have tried or needed to try it yet.
http://www.ecstuning.com/Audi-B7_A4-...tch/ES2226015/
The price is certainly right at $550. ECS Tuning also advertise the OEM for $750 which is cheaper than the dealership but factor shipping and it'll probably come in close.
So, do I change the flywheel? Go dual mass or singlemass?
Has any one heard much about the LUK dual mass flywheel? I been googling it but I don't think many people have tried or needed to try it yet.
http://www.ecstuning.com/Audi-B7_A4-...tch/ES2226015/
The price is certainly right at $550. ECS Tuning also advertise the OEM for $750 which is cheaper than the dealership but factor shipping and it'll probably come in close.
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Re: LUK dual mass or go single mass flywheel?
My indy tech says that the dual mass is the only way to go. I drove a 1.8T at a used dealer that just replaced the clutch and he must have put in a single mass. Clutch was grabby as hell and thumped when it shifted. Not even close to the smoothness of my stock B7.
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