Subject	the proof for me was if I tried to boost before breaking in
Posted by	robo (sebring1970) on August 02, 2005 at 5:47 PM
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In Reply To	Breaking in a clutch... proof? posted by PennState Z on August 01, 2005 at 11:36 PM
Message	the clutch it wouldn't hold. After the break-in period, solid as a rock.
Follow Ups	Breaking in a clutch... proof? - PennState Z 23:36:21 08/01/05 I've always been told that you need a 100 miles or so... - craZylegZ 23:40:46 08/01/05 Quick look on the net got me this... - craZylegZ 23:50:27 08/01/05 Sorry, forgot to mention that the part about break-in... - craZylegZ 23:51:41 08/01/05 tell him to pop the clutch at 6500rpm on one of his - inf 23:46:27 08/01/05 rev a diesel truck to 6500 rpm and you've got other probs... (n/m) - PennState Z 23:55:11 08/01/05 Or one crazy diesel... (n/m) - CrazyGreek 00:52:50 08/02/05 well, i hope you know what i meant...otherwise...forget it (n/m) - inf 21:27:12 08/02/05 Yep. If it's not bedded in... you just wasted money. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 23:56:03 08/01/05 it's similiar to bedding in brake pads. - Spee 23:59:32 08/01/05 They require break-in, but not like some people think. - dilly yo 01:17:12 08/02/05 2nd - BOOZTD 3 08:58:44 08/02/05 I don't have proof, but I would say.."why not do it" - CollegeBoy 02:05:17 08/02/05 I have not broken in my clutch and i had no prob w/ it - Andrew(nj) 08:10:08 08/02/05 You mean 'drag strip'. (n/m) - ENVYMYZ 08:39:39 08/02/05 lol (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 08:59:28 08/02/05 Did you eat a lot of paste as a kid too? (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:19:58 08/02/05 I'd wager that the semi-trucks don't have their flywheels - Dave N 09:00:03 08/02/05 the proof for me was if I tried to boost before breaking in - robo (sebring1970) 17:47:56 08/02/05 Well then something was wrong. never had a clutch that - dilly yo 18:08:54 08/02/05 I don't think so considering the clutch and flywheel - robo (sebring1970) 18:15:33 08/02/05
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