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ive got a standard clutch.... it slips.... lots....

Can anyone sugest a budget clutch that would be reasonable for an aprox 180kw on a fourdoor R32?

i have a thing for pumping it halfway round a corner so durability would be good. my girlfriend dun drive my car much so it can be heavy as f**k, just dont have much moolar to put into it.

cheers :rofl:

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correct.

i looked at some other threads and the exceedy was mentioned but it didnt realy say what was so good about it or where to find a distributer etc. ill probably drop by the local parts shop tonite and see what they say but does someone have a web link to exceedy??

cheers

i'd go for a exceedy heavy duty clutch which is around $300...they can withstand a fair load so i guess 180kw should be no problem.

Thats a damn good price for an exedy HD clutch. Ive been looking around (part number NSK-7056HD) and the going price is around $450 or so.

I can vouch for the excedy clutch. It withstood 220rwkw of punishment from me for nearly 2 years. You should be able to buy it from a company called ATAP. (Australian Truck and Auto Parts). They are usually cheaper than everybody but I'm not sure if you can buy from them. I can because I go through the company but check them out anyway. If you have too many dramas then I can probably get one for you.

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