Selling a used RS4 B5 clutch, with pressure-plate. The clutch itself got glazed within 10k. It's not damaged, it just got too hot. Since i've replaced the clutch / pressureplate with a much stronger one, this one is sitting in my shelter doing nothing. Since many people are enthusiast and looking for a strong clutch upgrade that is able to handle up to 420HP, this kit is excellent and stronger compared to the original S4 clutch.
Glazed means the surface gone 'glazed' because it was running too hot. You can easily remove that layer and use it without any problems. You'd attach it, drive off the glazed part, and it will pick up really strong.
The reason why it glazed is my car is producing over 580nm of torque and 440HP of power. The torque proberly nailed it, but it's far from being damaged or improper. The kit was installed and drove less then 10k over a period of 5 months (estimated).
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Some notes: Clutch has'nt bin cleaned at all since removal. It's not damaged, nor that it would not function. It fits an S4 B5 2.7 but ofcourse an RS4 B5 2.7. It's the stock / OEM stuff you'd find at the dealer. The weight is over more then 40KG, so expect some serious shipping costs if in the States or outside Europe. You are not forced to remove the layer of glazed stuff, just install it, and if you drive it carefully the first period, it will do just fine and eventually pick up at best since the glazed stuff is worn away. I could have drive it myself and threat it carefully, but i know i'd be running into problems soon again if i'm pushing my car anyways.
Price: I'll take anything from 200$ for the complete set, excluding shipping. In the states it's up to 120$ considering the weight. I sell to users who have a minimum rating on this forum here. Please note i'll save any communication between seller and me, and will use a track and trace to verify the shipping so both parties are not being scammed or whatsoever.
I'll accept Paypal, but also international bank transfer (IBAN).
Questions? Please ask. :)
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