I need some info on the product im thinking about to change. I don't know if its smart idea to install stage 3 clutchthat holds up to around 350-370 hp. I know for fact my clutch is slippin but i don't know if all 2000 audi a4 1.8t clutch pedal grabs at the point where my foot is almost off the clutch pedal. Im wondering if that isnormal due to clutch wear or im wondering ifmy clutch linkage is screwed up, either the badhydualic slave clinyder or just normalbad clutch platewear outs.

Help me decide if this product are alright to be installed on stock a4 1.8t.
This one is XTD brand
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/XTD-R...spagenameZWDVW
This one is F1 racing brand
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F1-RA...spagenameZWDVW
If anyone has installed these brands tell me your opinion on any problems,or etc.
Is there any problem in shifting or is anything else that needs to be installed before install those products above.

 

i wouldnt buy something like your clutch from ebay
for that price i would be looking at well known brands like southbend, spec, etc...

 

Yeah, I think we had a thread like this before... I wouldn't buy important parts that need quality and need to be well built off of ebay. I mean buying a emblem or a short shifter or a testpipe off of ebay is cool... any old slump can put metal together.

But buying your entire clutch off ebay? I don't know, I'd rather go name brand then get something that might have fitment issues, reliability issues... cause if either of those happen you typically can't return them if you got it from ebay.

But if your willing to take the risk then let us know how it goes

 

Im probably going to need to do mine in the near future, and i dont think i would to ebay, but hell if you can find a name brand one off ebay then try that, other wise brandname all the way.

 

check theyr feedback
im getting oe soon
i'll let u know how it comes out
i bought clutchs from ebay before and they were goood...

 

Def go with SouthBend. Best clutches for Audi's by far

http://www.dxdracingclutches.com/home.html