Subject	Poll: How long did you break in your aftermarket clutch?
Posted by	Jackie on September 18, 2003 at 10:43 PM
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Message	Hey, I'm confused about what to do about breaking in my new RPS Sport/Street clutch. I've heard everywhere from 500miles of no boosting, to boost all you want just take it easy shifting, to no break in at all. Now SpecialtyZ says this: "Please break in your clutch properly. We recommend at least 200 miles of stop and go driving, w/ no slipping. You can get on it, just don't slip or try to drag launch your new clutch." I don't really understand this either. I don't know of any other way to start out from first gear without slipping the clutch a little... What makes the most sense to me is take it easy on the shifting, no hard launches, but once the clutch is disengaged, it shouldn't matter how fast it spins - once the car is in gear, the clutch should be fine, right? Regardless, I've been taking it easy and haven't boosted for ~250 stop and go miles now, just wondering how long I need to go here. So, those who have upgraded their clutch: How long did you take to break it in, and what were the results? Thanks!
Follow Ups	Poll: How long did you break in your aftermarket clutch? - Jackie 22:43:03 09/18/03 500 miles.... (n/m) - Oppaman Z 22:51:25 09/18/03 sigh.............. - Seb 23:36:31 09/18/03 What's with the sigh? It's a legit question. (n/m) - Malukalu99 23:37:33 09/18/03 geez...someone has no sense of humor. (n/m) - Seb 23:42:38 09/18/03 LOL :) He was just doing a sigh because he gets at least .. - Specialty-Z 23:43:18 09/18/03 Hehe, sorry guys - Jackie 23:47:55 09/18/03 no need for apologies....that's why we are here. (n/m) - Seb 23:52:48 09/18/03 Ok, thanks! (n/m) - Jackie 23:42:36 09/18/03 no problem dude...... (n/m) - Seb 23:46:03 09/18/03 Shoulnt it be atleast 1000 miles? Or is that to much? (n/m) - JeWRaCeR 06:17:11 09/19/03 that's overkill, 500 miles of stop and go traffic is fine (n/m) - Zeus 08:13:22 09/19/03 are you giving advice or asking a question? (n/m) - fourZero 11:53:37 09/19/03 Question marks usually denote a question. - Kenny 9 psi 12:36:13 09/19/03 sorry, guess it was the screenname that threw me off - fourZero 13:26:17 09/19/03 No prob... - Kenny 9 psi 13:43:58 09/19/03
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