cooked clutch
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I am quite new to the scooby ownership game, bought a 97P WRX STi (V3 i think) 555 V-Limited edition in October, had 50k on the clock (all bar about 15 of that was kilometres). Recently been smelling burning after car has been driven and ocasionally in 5th under acceleration the car revs with no real action (I'm thinking clutch slip). Does this sound like the clutch, if so what is the best EVERY DAY use clutch to go for and where is best to go. I'm based in Berkshire?
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sounds deffo clutch, ive just swopped to an Exeddy, early impressions are is quite good, bit fierce but gets the job done, regards berkshire you will need to wait for someone on here whos from that area, start saving though
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I ran a standard UK clutch in my STi2 RA for two years, during which time it did about 30 track days, never slipped once, which surprised the **** out of me.
It had a paddle in it before that, which started slipping the day before I was due to do Rockingham with the MLR. Standard clutch (£110 for the full kit) was all I could get in time.
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It had a paddle in it before that, which started slipping the day before I was due to do Rockingham with the MLR. Standard clutch (£110 for the full kit) was all I could get in time.
simon
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I've been offered an AP Organic clutch kit fitted for £400 from the importer I purchased from (if I wasn't a customer it would be nearer £700!!!) what is general opinion on the AP kit???
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that was what they were quoting for parts, fitting and VAT, about the same as Graham Goode Racing. If I were a bit more confident I'd do it myself, but I have only ever don a clutch on an old Suzuki Swift about 10 yrs ago so an STi might be asking a bit much!!!
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