I completely understand your situation. I had a similar experience after my engine rebuild. As soon as the engine started producing proper torque, the clutch started slipping.
I just got a Sachs Performance clutch (Sachs Race Engineering) that can handle approximately 400 Nm of torque and provides a really strong grip.
This clutch is definitely not a special offer. If you're interested, I can give you the part numbers.
Regards,
Alex.
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I'm currently modifying my VW Bulli...
"I'm planning to increase the power output later anyway, so I might as well install a new clutch at the same time. What's the maximum Nm that the original clutch can handle? The engine I'm installing is a 1Z. Does anyone happen to have a turbocharger or exhaust manifold from an AFN lying around?"
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