ECS Clutch

[jesum]

slower changes? try the dogmount. that makes the change more accurate and you can swap cogs much quicker.

[Catfish]

I don't have crunching, but the changes can be slower than I would like.
Does the Redline help with the changes over all?

Seemed to smooth things up a bit as well as eliminating the crunch. But I've always tried not to slam changes super fast the way you can in, say, an MX5.

[Catfish]

slower changes? try the dogmount. that makes the change more accurate and you can swap cogs much quicker.

Ive got the dogbone, and I think noone has too.

[noone]

slower changes? try the dogmount. that makes the change more accurate and you can swap cogs much quicker.

I have the dogmount. My car (06) has the first gearbox which does not seem to be as troublesome as some of the later models. The changes happen fine, but its just a little clunky at times (especially when the revs are not matched).

Think I'll have a search around, have not looked at the gearbox threads particularly before.

[Servo]

I too have th dog bone mount. It has made changing gears smoother and less clunky. I've only grinded once when going up in gears. Reversing a few times.
But will definitely also look into the Redline MTL and also give that a go.

[bfeboi]

Back on topic

which one did u ppl go for?
the ecs stage 1 http://www.ecstuning.com/Volkswagen-...Clutch/ES1387/

or the vw stage 1 http://www.ecstuning.com/Volkswagen-.../Clutch/ES125/

the only difference i can work out is 7lbs but is that worth the extra $300+??

[jasn78]

the vw stage 1 mate

[bfeboi]

I just wanted to know how you uppl removed the g/box.

did you remove the subframe and brace the motor or can u leave subframe and juggle the box out?

[mikepologti]

id be asking jmac that question. no doubt hes done a few and when/if i ever get around to doing those upgardes no doubt ill be asking him to do the install as well.

[Jmac]

Cheers Mike, to answer the question the subframe stays in on the Pog.
Cheers
Jmac