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Hi im in need of a clutch and flywheel set up for my ur quattro that will be around 500-600bhp. This is going onto my 5 speed RR gearbox and the car is used for the road so it cant be too stiff.
Any ideas where i can get these from and how much
Any help or guidance with this would be appreciated
cheers
I have a dual mass flywheel joined with a spec kit with a carbon-Kevlar disc rated to 550hp crank. It's been lightly used and I can send you photos of the disc to inspect.
However I am not sure it fits a 5speed gearbox or it will be able to hold 600hp. It is fairly light on the foot though. This is off my rs2 when I converted to a single mass flywheel.
To be honest being able to find something light enough for up to 600hp is not something easy to find.
Look here: http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthr...t=75456&page=6
I'm making 560hp on my urs4. No problems with my clutch/flywheel setup. I really like it.
Pressure plate is "707" sachs and a spring damped sinter disc "881861999809" from sachs. Flywheel made in Sweden from Leander.
I use it for street drive and also drag strip. Launch controlled starts are no problem. Never slipped. I have 255/35-18 soft tyres.
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