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    Default Golf Mk6 2.0 Remapped - Too much torque? – 21-04-2019,10:45 PM
    Recently got my golf mk6 2.0 140 got remapped. The company quoted 190bhp with 420nm of torque.

    I know these figures may not be realistic, the company uses the same file on all remaps.

    If the quoted figures are correct, would the stock components be able to manage? I can smell something from the car which is unusual. I have checked the engine bay but cannot see anything.
     
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    Default Re: Golf Mk6 2.0 Remapped - Too much torque? – 22-04-2019,06:13 AM
    Depends on how old the 240 mm clutch is , mileage ?

    And how smooth the torque comes in , spike Vs table top .
     
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    Default Re: Golf Mk6 2.0 Remapped - Too much torque? – 22-04-2019,12:08 PM
    Clutch is on 120000 miles
     
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    Default Re: Golf Mk6 2.0 Remapped - Too much torque? – 22-04-2019,07:26 PM
    Well past it's best .
     
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    Default Re: Golf Mk6 2.0 Remapped - Too much torque? – 23-04-2019,02:00 PM
    Mainly been on motorways which could explain it.

    Would you recommend a stock replacement or an updated clutch?
     
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    Default Re: Golf Mk6 2.0 Remapped - Too much torque? – 23-04-2019,03:15 PM
    New stock - LUK .
     
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