Reply With QuoteDry clutch man.Originally Posted by littlegldgti
Will be slippery some day and you can swap the clutch pads under warranty.
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Hey guys! How goes the 7spd DSG found in the 132TSI etc?
2007 Volkswagen Golf, MKV GTi, Schtock, RED
1998 Seat Ibiza Cupra, ABF 2.0L 16V, BLAAAAAAAAACK, WEEKEND BABY
1995 Seat Ibiza GTi, 2E 2.0L 8V, 15" E30 Rims, Alpine White. RACECAR!
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Dry clutch man.
Will be slippery some day and you can swap the clutch pads under warranty.
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S'what I thought. Do you'd be better off with a 140TDI and the 6 spd yes?
2007 Volkswagen Golf, MKV GTi, Schtock, RED
1998 Seat Ibiza Cupra, ABF 2.0L 16V, BLAAAAAAAAACK, WEEKEND BABY
1995 Seat Ibiza GTi, 2E 2.0L 8V, 15" E30 Rims, Alpine White. RACECAR!
"I drive a Volkswagon - Therefore, by default I am better than you!"
Volkswagen Fan
The dry clutch is not bad. It has better efficiency. Just easy to break.
If you prefer a life time car, go for a 8 speed torque converter transmission.
206 and TDI are good option too but they are also DSGs.
Porsche’s DSG is the best but most expensive.
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How long is the warranty on clutch pads? My car warranty ends next March, I am wondering if I should invest on extended warranty since mine is dry clutch.
Current: MY16 132TSI | Luxury | R-Line
MY14 C250 W205 | Command | Vision | Exclusive | Seat Comfort
MY13 A200 W176 | Command | Vision | Exclusive | Seat Comfort
Volkswagen Fan
Well,. you won't have the same warranty as you bought it when you purchased your car.
The warranty will be done by the insurance company not VW.
The clutch pad has the same period warranty as your car.
Dubber
Better starting to find a reliable mechanic rather than an extended warranty, my 2 cents
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