Reline Clutch, cheap!
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 12:41 pm
Found a company that say they will "reline" the paddles on the new Sachs clutch I have for 55 quid, they would also reface the flywheel for 25 quid.
This to me seems a really good deal, would mean that effectively I could get a new clutch/flywheel for very little cost? Would I be correct in thinking this??
Considering the cost of a new Sachs Clutch/Flywheel (around 1400 quid) this is worthwhile doing!
My clutch and flywheel are fine, I just thought I would look into what I need to do when they do wear out ...
This to me seems a really good deal, would mean that effectively I could get a new clutch/flywheel for very little cost? Would I be correct in thinking this??
Considering the cost of a new Sachs Clutch/Flywheel (around 1400 quid) this is worthwhile doing!
My clutch and flywheel are fine, I just thought I would look into what I need to do when they do wear out ...
thats ok, when I say Paddle's, I am talking about the paddles on the clutch itself, for example the standard RS4 clutch has a circular plate all the way around, instead of 'paddles', see the pictures, I will try and get one of my old RS4 clutch to show you the difference.
