HALDEX CLUTCH FOR MQB AWD-G7R/TTS/TTRS/S3/RS3

[JDY-Mingze]

HALDEX CLUTCH FOR MQB AWD-G7R/TTS/TTRS/S3/RS3

Haldex clutch for MQB AWD-G7R/TTS/TTRS/S3/RS3

Stock :13frictions 12 reaction plates

Race: 15 frictions 14 reaction discs

Street: 14 frictions and 13 reaction discs

All clutch pack are similar thickness of stock clutch pack, technically it will not tick to each other when pump pressure is low. These special designed frictions with reaction plate will significantly help to increase torque delivery to rear wheels and decrease 0-100km/h time. It is done by extra friction force generated by the clutch pack and steel plates. It has been proven working on enormous real-life applications on street and track all over the world. The clutch pack is designed to work stock pressure relief valve spring and pump pressure suppose not to be bigger than stock max level.



For installation:

1.please soak the clutch in haldex fluid for at least 30 mins

2.when installing the clutch please do not pressure the clip-on basket for too tight, the only function of the clip is to hold the clutch pack and keep them from falling out.

3.we suggest using ODIS to do pump motor basic setting in AWD section, this can also be done with VCDS, but ODIS the best. Please note, you MUST wait till the process to complete.

4.after installation, we suggest running in the clutch for at least 500km and change the oil if vibration comes from the rear or the haldex has a scratching sound.

5, please check haldex fluid level after doing multiple ODIS basic setting.

[CXSnail]

This is exciting! Aside from the few module failures and the hydraulic failures, I guess we can put to bed the days of needing an entire differential when the clutch pack burns up!

[ItsLarryG]

I bought my A3 in November and realized the Haldex pump wasn't working after I tuned it in December, so I may be in the market for this sooner than later. Is there a torque rating for these vs stock? The product description sounds like a first draft I would make before going back and revising with the proper specs (and spell checking). Definitely interested though.