Went to Jabba yesterday for a g60 clutch and lightened balanced flywheel. A top job was done and the clutch is a dream to use works better than the factory dual mass etc. I would reccomend the clutch setup and Jabba. Heres one very happy customer.
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yeah i didnt think the lightened flywheel was good to use?? spose jabba know their onions though....
I think its 8-9lbs. 14psi on stnd dual mass with fmic 3400-3500rpm with new flywheel 3000-3150rpm. Clamping force is very good and feels like its gained 30bhp simply through quicker spool and less weight to move and a stronger clamping force. It takes a lot for me to say when things like this have made me physically notice a big diff but the clutch/flywheel combo has, its one of the best £630 I have ever spent. Really pleased and I highly reccomend this setup its suprised me in a good way.
have a look at this link seems like a good price to me, for a vr6 clutch and 14 lbs g60 flywheel kit.
http://www.mjmautohaus.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=2_7_23_57_395_5208&products_id=401
i should be able to get away without paying import duty
http://www.mjmautohaus.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=2_7_23_57_395_5208&products_id=401
i should be able to get away without paying import duty
thats a really good price, what sort of price for the import tax if you did manage to get stung though?
nice one.....when its sent as a gift, dont they deem the value to be £50 or below, you know what customs are like......they'll probably check what it is because of the weight.
taken from the HM Revenue & Customs site
Goods sent as a gift are not free of import duties and import VAT. However, customs duty will not be collected if the amount is less than £7, and under EC Directives and Regulations excise duty and import VAT is not chargeable if:
the value of the gift does not exceed £36
the customs declaration is completed correctly
the gift has been sent from a private person outside the EU to a private person(s) in this country
the gift is for the use of either yourself or your family
there is no commercial or trade element and the gift has not been paid for either directly or indirectly
alcohol, tobacco products etc are within the allowances detailed in paragraphs 2.5 and 2.6
the gift is of an occasional nature only eg for a birthday or anniversary.
Goods sent as a gift are not free of import duties and import VAT. However, customs duty will not be collected if the amount is less than £7, and under EC Directives and Regulations excise duty and import VAT is not chargeable if:
the value of the gift does not exceed £36
the customs declaration is completed correctly
the gift has been sent from a private person outside the EU to a private person(s) in this country
the gift is for the use of either yourself or your family
there is no commercial or trade element and the gift has not been paid for either directly or indirectly
alcohol, tobacco products etc are within the allowances detailed in paragraphs 2.5 and 2.6
the gift is of an occasional nature only eg for a birthday or anniversary.
would be good if you got away with it!! Surely it wil still fall into the category of bieng worth over £36??
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