Does the american Z TT clutches fit the uk TT. I had mine reconditioned, what a mistake, car has gone 20% slower...Gutted.

as far as i know they are the same but if your thinking of buying one from the states dont forget as it's heavy postage will be a fortune plus you will have to pay import tax and vat when it comes into the country your best bet is contact the traders on here

Have a look at http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk

 

They have an EBC clutch for the Z listed for £105, don't know if there any good but worth a look.

 

Baz

The clutch shouldnt make any diffrence to the performance unless its slipping.

The clutch shouldnt make any diffrence to the performance unless its slipping.

 

Or not alined properly, incorrectly ajusted, but most comon is that that the slave cylinder is goosed as it is always wise to replace when you change the clutch. The fluid being flushed through often fooks the seals and this causes the clutch to drag because you carn't ajust it properly, which in turn fooks your clutch.

I was quoted for Shipping for a clutch from the states $70 / £40 however this was to travel with another consignment so I am not sure if this made the clutch shipping cheaper than it would for the clutch alone.

 

clutch cost between 200 and 250 quid for RPS. Couldnt say what rates youd get charged for import tax and vat. Added to that how long would it take for your parts to arrive? However US price for parts alone certainly leaves plenty of room for importing your bits and them still arriving having cost you less than buying from uk, whether this turns out to be the case or not I will have a better idea once my prop shaft arrives.

I was quoted for Shipping for a clutch from the states $70 / £40 however this was to travel with another consignment so I am not sure if this made the clutch shipping cheaper than it would for the clutch alone.

 

clutch cost between 200 and 250 quid for RPS. Couldnt say what rates youd get charged for import tax and vat. Added to that how long would it take for your parts to arrive? However US price for parts alone certainly leaves plenty of room for importing your bits and them still arriving having cost you less than buying from uk, whether this turns out to be the case or not I will have a better idea once my prop shaft arrives.

 

It'll be cheeper to get RPS bits from Smithy's Place or speek to Chris at GetGReddy if you wnat a good clutch that won't break the bank. Either of these guys will sort you out quickly and at the best price. Check the Traders section.