2001S4ICS

Opinions needed on the clutch masters stage 4 clutch and lightweight flywheel??

Bauer

It catches a little higher up and takes some getting use to. But once you do it is great also grabby. I would do the same clutch again without a doubt.

MarkFank

It would love the track or strip. I'm gonna switch to something a bit more daily driver friendly. It's just too hard to drive smoothly in traffic.

S4@last!::Now B7 RS4

like clutchmasters the best.

Bauer

I found it took a little getting use to.

Mike2kS4

Talk to Simmply@Wicked. He has a great set-up. Same-one AH-10 runs.

2001S4ICS

Thats actually the combo recommended to me, my friend had it and he said it was pretty good.

MarkFank

About a week now. I'm getting more used to it....but not sure if this is what I want.

BoneStockS4

Disclaimer: I have the older 6-puck design. I believe Simmply has an 8 puck version now.

Anyway, it's a very nice setup with great pedal feel and incredible grip, but be ready to experience flywheel chatter. There are times where you will go to engage the clutch and the entire driveline will begin to shudder violently, which is the other clutch "chatter" people will tell you about. It's all something you can train yourself to avoid though.

As my setup has aged I find that it has become more on/off. Its not uncommon for me now to shock the drive line with a nice thud as it engages in first, even when I'm paying close attention and letting the pedal out real slow with plenty of throttle. Maybe its just me, but at this point I want something a little more daily drivable without the flywheel and clutch chatter. But then again, I did get at least 25k miles out of the setup and it has never once slipped.