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Old 07-01-2006, 04:48 PM
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can the s4 clutch and flywheel be mounted on an 1.8t?
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Old 07-01-2006, 04:51 PM
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I'll guess no.... but it's just a guess.
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Default Re: I'll guess no.... but it's just a guess.
hmmm... thats my guess too
wishful thinking...
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Default try searching the forum you might come across something like it. I have read about 1.8 -> 2.7
engine swaps... There must me info about flywheels/clutches around there.
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Default Not a bolt up .. and why would you want to? There are quite a few clutch/flywheel combos for the
1.8t. Use the search and you'll find more info than you know what to do with ....
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Default Re: try searching the forum you might come across something like it. I have read about 1.8 -> 2.7
i did i search and i swear i couldn't find anything... i just did it again and found someone asking the same question.... too bad.
my clutch just completely started slipping last night... i can't even keep it past 2-3rd gear.

another question... is it possible for my clutch to suddenly go out like that? i valet'd my car last night and when i got it back was when it started slippin bad. even if they took it for a joy ride it couldn't have completely burnt out my clutch right?
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The flywheel is designed for a 6 cylinder, why would you think it would be a good idea for a 4.
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some folks with extra hp have them, a lot cheaper than going the S4 route.

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Hah hah, Valet smoked your clutch.
 
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This is why you should have the Valet program for the ECU or never use valet parking.
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