Clutch/flywheel
This is a discussion on Clutch/flywheel within the Awesome GTI forums, part of the BRISKODA Partners category; Hi, I'm after a bit of guidance. My car is going into Skoda to have the gearbox rebuilt (for free, ...
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27-11-2007, 18:13
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| Briskodian  Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Basingstoke
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|  Clutch/flywheel Hi, I'm after a bit of guidance. My car is going into Skoda to have the gearbox rebuilt (for free, hopefully) and I'm considering the possibility of replacing the clutch if I can get them to do it at the same time. What is the set up everyone says you do, with the better clutch and G60 SMF? I could only see one listed on your website and wasn't sure if that was it? It's a MK1 Octavia vRS, standard at the moment but I may remap etc. eventually, but it'll never have masses more power than standard. What would you reccomend and what's the price!!?? Ta.
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28-11-2007, 10:57
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel Hi We do 2 The G60 one that is £320.00 + VAT and also the ECS stage 1 at £275.00 + VAT Both very good options The main one we have been selling at the moment is the G60 one But both very good The ECS one we dont have in stock at the moment but the G60 one takes just a few days Hope that helps you? Sarah |
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28-11-2007, 11:10
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel Thanks. So are they both new clutch and flywheel kits? What are the main differences between the two? Sorry for all the questions! I'm going to get onto Skoda shortly and see what they say about fitting aftermarket parts for me.
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29-11-2007, 08:48
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel Hi They both have SMF , clutch plate , pressure plate and release bearings I would say the G60 set up comes with every bolt that it required too and includes a little plate that is required too Swings and roundabouts really I dont think that one is "better" than the other Sorry , personal choice there  Sarah |
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29-11-2007, 08:55
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel £320 for a flywheel and clutch! thats so cheap, why is all the fabia VRS stuff so expensive? i Paid nearly £500 just for my clutch!
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29-11-2007, 09:11
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel Hi John The Fabia vRS is a 6 speed , but the Octavia is 5 speed There are differences Sorry mate Sarah |
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29-11-2007, 16:45
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel I've just had a call from Skoda and they've fixed my car, it was something to do with the clutch but they've covered it under warranty. They went ahead and did all under warranty without me knowing, so I think I'll just leave the standard clutch alone for now. This is something I'll bear in mind for future though, thanks for all your help!
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29-11-2007, 16:47
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| Re: Clutch/flywheel No problem mate Glad you got it sorted and free  Nice one!!!!! Sarah |
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