ok when driving with a new clutch how should i drive cuz you gotta let it break in im pretty sure 500 miles so how do you drive.. i know for sure no burnouts or anything like dropping the clutch but what about quik driving with fast shifting.. see ive never had to break in a new clutch so let me know how to drive to make this clutch last..

 

from centerforce


IT IS RECOMMENDED TO PROPERLY SEAT IN THE NEW PRESSURE PLATE & DISC ASSEMBLY TO ASSURE GOOD CLUTCH PERFORMANCE. CENTERFORCE RECOMMENDS 450-500 MILES OF IN TOWN STOP AND GO TYPE OF EASY DRIVING BEFORE APPLYING FULL POWER. IF YOUR DRIVING CONSISTS OF MAINLY HIGHWAY TYPE USE, THE BREAK IN PERIOD SHOULD BE LONGER THAN THE 450-500 MILES. IF THE BREAK IN PERIOD IS NOT PROPERLY FOLLOWED, CLUTCH LIFE AND PERFORMANCE CAN BE SACRIFICED.

 

just drive like an old granny for a week or so...

like i said it only took my same clutch about 3 days to set in... and spud threw 18psi at it right away...

after about 3 days of jerky driving due to the new clutch you will realize when its fully seated... and it will act like my clutch... you remember how it felt right??? it took me 3 days of driving to get it that way...

 

i was spiining the tires right out of my garage door after i put the new clutch in and havent had any problems

 

x2

 

how many miles on them so far

 

haha same here man. i got over 3k on mine and still no problems.. might have jus got lucky though i dunno

 

Oops I did that on my clutch aslo. Mine is still going strong for over a year. I even boosted on mine.

 

ive got just a bit over 10,000 miles on mine and it still works like new

 

ok sweet i seriously dont see how you guys can handle a turbo.. i cant even get the tires to stop spinning from first.. lol.. i dotn even have to drop the cluthc i let off of the clutch like a granny driving and then ill get on it and my tires just let go... im really excited and i really cant even begin to imagine what it feels like with 8 psi of boost