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After having this clutch almost 4 years to the day and about 30k miles I would have to not recommend it for k04 power and beyond.
The clutch has been slipping on a k04 running apr 3.1 at peak torque when temps are below 65 degrees. My car is not a daily so I don't usually drive it under those conditions anyhow.
Clutch slip is small. About a 500 to 1k rpm jump at 4K rpm. It has been slipping since year 2 or 20k miles.
Here is log showing the slip. Look at the green line which is rpm
Southbend stage 2 daily silent with single mass flywheel(latest revision) review vids below
I will start off that I am extremely happy with my choice. Car drives like stock, sounds quiet and grabs hard.
Purchased from HSTuning groupbuy the latest revision of the silent design.http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51834
I HIGHLY recommend HSTUNING for any purchase. Dave gave me some of the best customer service I have ever received!
Southbend had many problems with the earlier silent designs due to the marcel springs being to thick.
crew219: http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33625
Dave@hstuning explains the newest revision:
http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49165
I chose the silent design because of the hub design. It has a floating spline carrier which allows for axial misalignment. This misalignment is responsible for the springs popping out of earlier non silent hubs. It has a sachs OEM clutch hub designed for another VAG application.
Why the daily and not the endurance or something else?
http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/clutch/
If you want oem engagement and drivability go organic.
I had it installed at Tuning Works. Really nice guys and a great shop.
http://www.tuning-works.com/
IMG_2046 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2051 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2054 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2092 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2091 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2166 by mustache rash, on Flickr
Video Review
After having this clutch almost 4 years to the day and about 30k miles I would have to not recommend it for k04 power and beyond.
The clutch has been slipping on a k04 running apr 3.1 at peak torque when temps are below 65 degrees. My car is not a daily so I don't usually drive it under those conditions anyhow.
Clutch slip is small. About a 500 to 1k rpm jump at 4K rpm. It has been slipping since year 2 or 20k miles.
Here is log showing the slip. Look at the green line which is rpm
Southbend stage 2 daily silent with single mass flywheel(latest revision) review vids below
I will start off that I am extremely happy with my choice. Car drives like stock, sounds quiet and grabs hard.
Purchased from HSTuning groupbuy the latest revision of the silent design.http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51834
I HIGHLY recommend HSTUNING for any purchase. Dave gave me some of the best customer service I have ever received!
Southbend had many problems with the earlier silent designs due to the marcel springs being to thick.
crew219: http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33625
Dave@hstuning explains the newest revision:
http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49165
I chose the silent design because of the hub design. It has a floating spline carrier which allows for axial misalignment. This misalignment is responsible for the springs popping out of earlier non silent hubs. It has a sachs OEM clutch hub designed for another VAG application.
Why the daily and not the endurance or something else?
http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/clutch/
If you want oem engagement and drivability go organic.
I had it installed at Tuning Works. Really nice guys and a great shop.
http://www.tuning-works.com/
IMG_2046 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2051 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2054 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2092 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2091 by mustache rash, on Flickr
IMG_2166 by mustache rash, on Flickr
Video Review
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