New clutch option for TDI size flywheel

Uncle Douglas

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Quality stuff>Fitted one of their clutch kits and associated hydraulics into a tdci truck. Have the clutch pedal springs to try soon.
 

Z.G

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We've been selling a lot of these LOF clutches, people seem to like them. They appear to be great quality and while not super cheap, not bad for what they have.
 

Z.G

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Not at the moment, but plan to. The M/C doesnt seem better than Lavs, but probably better than the aftermarket ones we sell.
 

Dan kemper

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hmm interesting. Anyone have a comparison between the LOF and 130 valeo. I am coming up on a clutch job and was going to go the 130 hd route.
 

Z.G

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LOF has different strength levels, including much stronger than 130 spec
 

Napalm00

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@Dan kemper I have a valeo 130 clutch and I'll be replacing it with this when I complete my new engine build


It's one step below the op gnarly unit but still use the stock flywheel from 2.5na/td/200/300/2.8
 

Dan kemper

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I think the appeal is the light or stock clutch feel. How much stronger or more difficult is the 130 pedal feel
 

Napalm00

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The 130 valeo clutch was actually a lighter pedal feel than the cheapo aftermarket 130 clutch I had in it previously. I had a britpart 130 and the pedal was a SERIOUS workout.

When I make this change I'll also be changing my clutch pedal box and return spring to the later type and a dorman master. Yo further reduce the initial pedal feel. I won't be using the master that lof sells.
 

Dan kemper

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Good thread. I will eventually go the dorman route when either master or slave shows signs of wear
 
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