All those who have twin plate clutches. Are you pleased with them, would you buy one again and are they more noisy than any other clutch.moved to tuning-skiddusmarkus
Twin plate clutches
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can`t tell you much i`m afraid but,at a standstill the twin plate organic clutch from superclutch has a very light pedal and doesn`t appear to make any noise between engaged or released.stevepudney said:
once it has been fitted properly
i might be able to tell you more
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Edd
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let you know in a couple of weeks
It depends on what driving you are doing. If you're stuck in traffic everyday then a twin plate will annoy you but if you are...... then you're probablty better off without a Gti-R anyway. I've had both organic and metallic plates on my superclutch. Both are good for different reasons but for me the metallic would be better as they're tough as old boots and I don't intend to get stuck in traffic with my R.
If you're running less than 320lb/ft torque, stick with an uprated single as IMO its not worth the cost and complexity to fit a twin plater unless you really need it (Include drag racing in the needing it bracket too).
If you're running less than 320lb/ft torque, stick with an uprated single as IMO its not worth the cost and complexity to fit a twin plater unless you really need it (Include drag racing in the needing it bracket too).
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Edd
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so a twin plate and std boost is goin to be fun :lol:
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That's the reason why I still don't replace mine. See previous comment about driving an R and not a shopping trolleyso a twin plate and std boost is goin to be fun
