Oh by the way.... my clutch was murdered after all.

[harryrcb]

I would not say anything to him, you might offend the guy and loose a good connection. I will relay and experience I had with my clutch. Let a good friend of mine drive the car, I was with him the whole time. Clutch was working perfectly when he took over. Drove around maybe 60 miles tops. no burnouts etc. as a matter of fact he was taking it easy. Make a long story short, when we finished I got back in the car to drive home and realized the minute I sat in it the clutch was toast. Stiff pedal, did not respond the same etc etc. If I had not been with him the entire time I would have blamed him, but thats how clutches go, good one minute bad the next.

[recycledsixtie]

Well after reading the various posts I have come to the conclusion that the high road is the way to go .
As harrycob above says it is not worth mentioning.
How many miles on the clutch before it went? Maybe it was due to be changed anyway if it was high mileage. It is easy to get mad but sometimes it pays to zip the lip and count to ten. Then u can think straighter!