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Hi Guys,

Well it is quite clear this is the next step for me... wondering what others out there were running, where you sourced it and how much it cost.

Suggestions welcome.

Cheers,

Hi,

I think vastperformance do one which looks quite good. Also, www.clutchmasters.com is pretty popular I think -
replaceable steel friction liner and steel ring gear.

HTH

Jon

tanoga do one for £450 can't rember if that includes VAT, I've got one and it is much lighter then the standard one.

ZeroK66 wrote:Hi Guys,

Well it is quite clear this is the next step for me... wondering what others out there were running, where you sourced it and how much it cost.

Suggestions welcome.

Cheers,

getting mine from mrc, let u know my opinion in a week or so

when i sold my car i sold LWFW and LW pulleys to MRC..also thing about removing your viscous fan assembly and fitting an electric 1..the more you can remove from the engine that uses the engine to turn it the better and easier the engine will rev and the less power your'll lose..
you have a big space where your IC's were so why not think about feeding more cold air into your airbox from the front..
seal up the holes and get a direct feed in..

seal up the holes and get a direct feed in..

anyone hearing "bonnet slot" here ... ?

seal up the holes and get a direct feed in..

anyone hearing "bonnet slot" here ... ?

Know where did I put my hacksaw?

anything is better than havin warm air sucked in from the area near the exhaust..

Your so right

anything is better than havin warm air sucked in from the area near the exhaust..

Agreed - I've been thinking about ways of getting an extra cold-air feed into the stock air-box by using some tubing routed from the front grilles (like on your M5 woody) - but there's so little room in the bloody engine bay to get the tubing in .... grrrr!

so off topic leon and im sorry for that..B5RS4 bumper style grills with a cold air feed taken into the airbox..or merc diesel louvres in front wong just beyond the indicator feeding the airbox...
the last idea i toyed with was to run some tubing from the front side of the air box behind the head light into the top of the IC shroud..as the air came into cool the IC's it would also be sucked into the airbox...

I've got a single mass fly wheel milled from steel. cost around £300 locally, chatters a bit but free-er revin

AMD do a lightweight aluminium flywheel @ £349 + VAT.

http://www.amdtechnik.com/product.detai ... nceID=5176

Have you spoken to Doug? Would be interesting to see which one he recommends or has had experiences with...

TTV do a lightened flywheel at a very resonable price for the Rs4..

R.

Who are TTV?