Is it possible to break-in clutch quickly?
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Originally Posted by fuseone
yea if you rush it to soon you are just begging for trouble 500 miles really thats like what a weeks worth of driving you do.
13 hours give or take the track was open 1 day after the clutch was in i got bored
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You can go outside and do a few clutch dumps to break it in real fast, or you can drive it at leat 500 miles around in city driving. I know folks who have done the install and straight to clutch dumps and it worked fine for them.
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SPEC clutch.
But I think they all use same materials and work with same flywheels so should be very similar.
I'm trying to break in quicker by disengaging/engaging clutch often with engine revving just a bit, or opposite - disenganging when slowing down in gear.
But I think they all use same materials and work with same flywheels so should be very similar.
I'm trying to break in quicker by disengaging/engaging clutch often with engine revving just a bit, or opposite - disenganging when slowing down in gear.