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Clutch options - Nathan1305 - 29-07-2014
Need to replace my clutch soon, is there any in particular that are better? I'm looking at tuning the car soon so want something that will hold the power and last long.
Any one have any suggestions like a paddle clutch or something?
RE: Clutch options - daveylennon93 - 29-07-2014
Unless your goin for big turbo power the standard clutches hold.
Just go for a good brand.
RE: Clutch options - Mattcheese31 - 29-07-2014
standard Valeo will hold plenty unless you're going 180+ stick to that i reckon . .
RE: Clutch options - Toms306 - 30-07-2014
As above, Valeo should be fine, and is under £100 for the XUD kit on ECP atm!
RE: Clutch options - Nathan1305 - 30-07-2014
(30-07-2014, 08:29 AM)Toms306 Wrote: As above, Valeo should be fine, and is under £100 for the XUD kit on ECP atm!
Valeo it is then
just gotta find someone to help me fit it haha I don't really want to take it to a garage
RE: Clutch options - mr_fish - 30-07-2014
Valeo can also be had on CP4L for £74 atm with their CP10LESS code. I bought a HDi clutch the other day from there with no issues.
With the money you save, treat the box to a couple of new plastic bushes for the fork. and maybe a release bearing sleeve.
RE: Clutch options - Toms306 - 30-07-2014
It's not too difficult to do yourself tbh, just a bit of a pain lining up the clutch fork being a pull type! If you were closer I'd give you a hand, but I'm sure there are plenty of people near you anyway!
(30-07-2014, 08:52 AM)mr_fish Wrote: Valeo can also be had on CP4L for £74 atm with their CP10LESS code.
That is good! CP4L hadn't been much cheaper than ECP for a while but that's quite a difference lol!
I'd also do the fork bushes, gear oil seals and cable while you're there tbh. And don't forget the gearbox oil.
Clutch options - td_dan - 30-07-2014
As said not to difficult justt getting the arm off is the hardest part lol
You welcome to come up to birmingham and ill give you a hand
RE: Clutch options - Connor - 30-07-2014
Im just up the road if you get stuck mate. Theres nothing brute force and ignorance cant fix
oh im actually a professional, not a dum dum type of professional
RE: Clutch options - silverzx - 30-07-2014
That b*stard arm is a c**t!
RE: Clutch options - bashbarnard - 30-07-2014
I used a blow torch to get mine our half melted then replaced them. So much easier. Nice clutch now as well
RE: Clutch options - Nathan1305 - 30-07-2014
Thanks guys
is it better to use Peugeot specific gearbox oil? And thanks Connor I may have to drive to yours and we can fit it if that's okay, I've never attempted it so would be nice to have some support
RE: Clutch options - Piggy - 30-07-2014
+1 on the gearbox oil. Use PSA approved total stuff
RE: Clutch options - silverzx - 30-07-2014
Pfft! Just chuck any old gearbox oil in.
RE: Clutch options - Nathan1305 - 30-07-2014
(30-07-2014, 12:15 PM)Piggy Wrote: +1 on the gearbox oil. Use PSA approved total stuff
Thanks mate
gonna be an expensive few months haha
RE: Clutch options - Connor - 30-07-2014
If I had a driveway you could, but sadly I dont :/
RE: Clutch options - Nathan1305 - 30-07-2014
(30-07-2014, 12:45 PM)Connor Wrote: If I had a driveway you could, but sadly I dont :/
Hmm I have a driveway at mine so you could always drive round when I come to replace it all?
RE: Clutch options - Connor - 30-07-2014
Yeah ì wouldnt mind coming to supervise
RE: Clutch options - Nathan1305 - 30-07-2014
(30-07-2014, 01:05 PM)Connor Wrote: Yeah ì wouldnt mind coming to supervise
Fine by me haha that's all I need is someone to tell me what to do, after that I'm sure I could do it myself in the future
RE: Clutch options - toseland - 30-07-2014
Try calder clutches.. been running a paddle (5) clutch from them in mine for a while... dirt cheap and spot on quality