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Should i put in my new clutch in before i dyno my car or should i wait till after.

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Old 01-24-2003, 04:08 PM
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Default Should i put in my new clutch in before i dyno my car or should i wait till after.
Should i put in my new clutch in before i dyno my car or should i wait till after.

I am concerned about ruining my new clutch if i take it to the dyno with near 0 miles on it.

My old one held fine last year but, i do not think it will handle the heads + cam i put on it now.
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Default Re: Should i put in my new clutch in before i dyno my car or should i wait till after.
I'd wait to dyno until you have the new clutch installed and broken in. If you're current setup is slipping, you're wasting money dynoing now.

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Default Re: Should i put in my new clutch in before i dyno my car or should i wait till after.
Agree.

Moving to Drivetrain.
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