took my teggy to the shop
im getting a lot of things done, mostly maintenance on my 94 LS.
installing:
exedy stage 1 clutch kit
resurface flywheel
timing belt, water pump, tensioner, cam seals
fuel filter
distributor cap & rotor
and adjusting valves.
gonna cost over 1k
, but i had to get it done. i hope the car runs like new when its done.
Q: how do you break-in a new clutch?
thanks
installing:
exedy stage 1 clutch kit
resurface flywheel
timing belt, water pump, tensioner, cam seals
fuel filter
distributor cap & rotor
and adjusting valves.
gonna cost over 1k
, but i had to get it done. i hope the car runs like new when its done.
Q: how do you break-in a new clutch?
thanks
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Q: how do you break-in a new clutch?
thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
The clutch manufacturer should specify how to break-in their clutch, however the general rule is 500 miles of stop-and-go driving (highway miles don't count), and don't take it over 4K RPM during those 500 miles.
Q: how do you break-in a new clutch?
thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
The clutch manufacturer should specify how to break-in their clutch, however the general rule is 500 miles of stop-and-go driving (highway miles don't count), and don't take it over 4K RPM during those 500 miles.
Yeah, clutch break-in sucks! I just took a day on a weekend and drove all day around LA and not touching a freeway and only put on like 250 miles.
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