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New clutch and break-in proceedure?

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06-09-2007, 08:07 AM	#13
Cloudsurfer Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Depends on the day of the week.... Posts: 1,400	There isnt a specific "break in procedure" to a new clutch, but its best to be nice to it for a few hundred miles to bed in the friction material. Obviously driving the car requires some slip whenever you get to a stoplight, but you certainly don't want to be abusing a new clutch. Many racers will put a few hundred on a new clutch "being nice" before they take it to the track. No, break in is not a 2000 miles. Patrick

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