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Clutch replacement options

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I'm coming up on 120k and will be time to replace my clutch.

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Replace clutch

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I'm coming up on 120k and will be time to replace my clutch.

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POST 1Original post

Hey guys, I'm coming up on 120k and will be time to replace my clutch. I had a new DM flywheel put in at 60k when the clutch was done at that time and they are rated to last 2 clutch discs per flywheel, assuming no excessive play. Now my optins are: EPS Clutch kit - 30% more material and supposedly smoother uptake https://www.europeanpartssolution.com/upgraded-clutch-kit SACHS OEM - I find the stock clutch a little vauge, mostly due to the pedal helper spring I suppose, but its a higher effort clutch, and frankly even after 5 years I stall the car sometimes SACHS Sport Clutch kit - I believe the only difference is slightly more material, maybe a different friction compound and/or stronger springs in the pressure plate. This is my daily driver with no track duty so I'm not even considering anything that increases pedal effort, frankly I'd like less pedal effort. Obviously a light weight flywheel can-of-marbles is not going anywhere near my daily. Does anyone have any experience with the non stock clutch on their car either above or another I'm not considering

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Here's a news flash - spamming the same post all over the place isn't going to get you the kind of attention that you want. More than likely you'll end up on a lot of "ignore lists".

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