"Heavy" clutch replacement?
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"Heavy" clutch replacement?
So all the tell tale sings are letting me know that I'm going to be doing a very early and unexpected clutch replacement. My question is what is the clutch most members here have been having the most life out of? I'm not looking for high performance...I just want something that will last longer than 18k-20k miles.
#3
That's fair....well maybe some people who have gone aftermarket can give the brand they bought and milage they've gotten thus far???
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Try changing your clutch fluid (brake fluid in the clutch system). It may help, but most likely not.
If you're going through clutches in 20k miles, it is likely your driving habits that are making the clutch wear so quickly. You may also want to try to get it warrantied.
If you're going through clutches in 20k miles, it is likely your driving habits that are making the clutch wear so quickly. You may also want to try to get it warrantied.
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#8
just had the fluids all flushed...unfortunately i bought the car with 16k miles on it and the previous owner clearly didnt know jack about driving a stick. My driving habbits are just fine. And no one in their right mind will warranty a clutch. Atleast not for a decent price.
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I got the Stage III with that potential eventuality in mind. It's not harsh at all. I also replaced the OEM flywheel with Southbend's billet steel one. It's only 7 lbs lighter than stock. It makes a little more noise but the OEM one was noisy already so it wasn't a big sacrifice in refinement IMO. Certainly not like those poor souls with a JWT aluminum wheel. That thing sounds horrible.
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