is there such thing?? and what is it if there is such thing?? mileage or time what?? thx

 

i believe there is a mileage break in time. i replaced mine recently. i think it was 500 miles. dont quote me on this though but im pretty sure there is a break in time period

 

yeah i herd something like that to 500 miles but idk ill call around to find out forsure.

 

Depends on the type of clutch you have. Can you give us any more info on it?

 

its just a stock replacment. nothin speacial.

 

yeah i put in a stock replacement.

 

Yep, as stated earlier, give it 500 miles of easy engagements, slow shifts, and don't go revving it to the moon. Breaking in a 6-puck clutch with 5K rpm drops is much more fun.

 

I never really broke in mine, and 10k miles later its fine. I woudn't worry about it. And it got beat on pretty good after the clutch job.

 

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yeah i think ill take it alttle easy for a while. thx alot!!

 

You DEFFINATLY need to break the clutch in for atleast 300 miles..

No dumping it..

No high rpm Shifting..

None of the good stuff..

You will be happy with the results of a proper breakin. Me and my dad did his clutch in his 93 corvette (I,H,E) when i was 10 and it still feels great (8 years and +100k now on it).

-Eric

 

500 miles period.......... need i say more dont wanna have to replace a new clutch right lol 500

 

yeah thats true ill be easy on it thanks guys!