If it was a few years ago then it could have been the old version which was prone to juddering (had one on my own car). There's 2 part numbers and the old version is still sold today by some resellers who don't know what they're doing.

The newer version dealt with that issue and is the most popular and widely used clutch out there.

At least you got it sorted and have a clutch you're enjoying now.

 

Yea was awhile ago,shame as it was the first brand I went for as the name is every where,just been put off them now as the cost of having it done twice don't come cheap

 

No ones mentioned spigot bearing replacement