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    Default Is stock clutch up to the job? – 03-08-2008,01:43 PM
    Has anyone had a 1.9 tdi 110 remapped? Just wondering is the stock clutch able to take the increase in power and torque? Most remap companies quote an extra 35bhp and 70Nm of torque after remap.
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    Default Re: Is stock clutch up to the job? – 04-08-2008,03:45 PM
    178bhp A3 on standard clutch, works perfectly
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