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Old 08-26-2005, 10:34 PM
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Default Need direction here guys (Exedy related)

I really need your help guys. I don't know how to go about this problem. Well here it is. I purchased a Exedy Hyper single from MTI just before Xmas of 04. I installed the clutch in the early sring along with a new tranny from Rockland Standard Gear. Well, with very wet summer we have had, putting miles on a car that isn't driven that much has taken a long time. So this past weekend, I actually got just over 600 miles on the clutch. Easy driving, no hard ****. Well I had the oppurtunity last week as well to purchase some ET street on a set of 17" 10 spoke wheels. Well tonight was the night to try it out. First pass I left at 3500-3800 and it felt fairly strong, but it did bog off the line with only a 2.0 60 ft. Well, it went all down hill from there. 2nd pass I left at 5000 and all I got was the rev limiter, shift light and no tire spin. Just to make sure it was not a one tire breaking loose thing, 3rd pass was the same result from a 4500-5000 dump. 4th try I reduced the rpn down around 4000 and it seemed to at least take off, but as soon as I hit 2nd, it slipped like crazy.

Sorry for the long story, but I am a little dissapointed that I just spent 1300 on a clutch that is a piece of junk. How do I go about getting Exedy to stand behind thier clutch? I only have 409 at the wheels and less than 650 miles on it. Has anyone here delt with Exedy?

I am really run down tonight. I figure I will start with MTI Monday morning and go from there. Any input will be helpful.

Thanks guys

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Brian, I feel your pain! ttt for ya
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Sorry to hear about it. personally I jsut dont think its enough clutch for your car.
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Originally Posted by stang killer
Sorry to hear about it. personally I jsut dont think its enough clutch for your car.
But I only have 409 at the wheels
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Originally Posted by Brian2001SS
But I only have 409 at the wheels
Estimating on the low side, thats a good 450 on the motor, unless you have pulled weight most verts weigh ~3800lbs, and you were on a sticky tire. I think on speed incs website it siad it was good for 530, but its more to factor in than just tq.
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Its just frustrating how a $$$$$$$$ can last for only one pass????

Jeff pm'ed me to head over to the Corvette forum and see if I can get some help.

Thanks Jeff.

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Originally Posted by Brian2001SS
Its just frustrating how a $$$$$$$$ can last for only one pass????

Jeff pm'ed me to head over to the Corvette forum and see if I can get some help.

Thanks Jeff.
Yea I know what ya mean. Ive been there and broken stuff that shouldnt have broke. Hell I had a spec clutch explode on me one time. Hope everything gets better for ya.



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