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I was checking www.nopi.com and they list 3 types of clutches:
365+1873 $706.54 $0.00 CENTERFORCE - Dual Friction Clutch Disc And Pressure Plate (90% increase in holding capacity) - Pull Clutch 3.2L Engine - No Weights
365+1308 $615.63 $0.00 Centerforce - Dual Friction Clutch Disc And Pressure Plate (90% increase in holding capacity) - 3.2L Engine - No Weights
365+2243 $381.49 $0.00 SACHS NA - Clutch Kit, All Mdls w/6speed Gear Box.
First, what's the big difference between the first and 2nd Centerforce clutches..?
Also, I see that Sachs is a German company that makes clutches for Volkswagens. Should I think about that brand, when the time comes when my clutch decides it's had enough?
I'm trying to do the investigation now, so when the clutch gives out in the next 20-50k miles, I can be prepared and buy the right thing for the price....
-Jose
I was checking www.nopi.com and they list 3 types of clutches:
365+1873 $706.54 $0.00 CENTERFORCE - Dual Friction Clutch Disc And Pressure Plate (90% increase in holding capacity) - Pull Clutch 3.2L Engine - No Weights
365+1308 $615.63 $0.00 Centerforce - Dual Friction Clutch Disc And Pressure Plate (90% increase in holding capacity) - 3.2L Engine - No Weights
365+2243 $381.49 $0.00 SACHS NA - Clutch Kit, All Mdls w/6speed Gear Box.
First, what's the big difference between the first and 2nd Centerforce clutches..?
Also, I see that Sachs is a German company that makes clutches for Volkswagens. Should I think about that brand, when the time comes when my clutch decides it's had enough?
I'm trying to do the investigation now, so when the clutch gives out in the next 20-50k miles, I can be prepared and buy the right thing for the price....
-Jose