How should Fuji break in his new clutch :)

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  1. bikerboy
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    Not really a question for me since I know how :cool:. But I dont want to be over to his house and do another one in a few weeks. So boys tell him what not to do.


    M
     
  2. kongzilla
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    in order for you to break in your new clutch correctly. just bring it over to me and drop it off for the weekend. i'm pretty sure your tranny will go before your clutch.
     
  3. LVT
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    let me burn the clutch?
     
  4. FuJi K
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    eh hhahah Come on guys! Do tell!
     
  5. WRX1
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    1. press in the clutch
    2. hold the gas pedal to the floor
    3. let out the clutch real fast
    4. hold on.

    Thats about all I can come up with.

    Russ
     
  6. Todd
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    Treat it sort of like brakes.

    Treat it gently (read: do not side step) for about 50 engagements. Then treat the clutch and trans with some mechanical sympathy thereafter.

    What style of clutch is going in there?
     
  7. Substeroo
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    It depends on what he's clutching!


    }:):p;)
     
  8. FuJi K
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    <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by Todd

    Treat it sort of like brakes.

    Treat it gently (read: do not side step) for about 50 engagements. Then treat the clutch and trans with some mechanical sympathy thereafter.

    What style of clutch is going in there?
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    It's an Exedy Sport Clutch, same as STi V/VI. Quoted to be 35-40% more stronger pressure plate.
     
  9. kickin_81
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    I agree with Todd. :p

    If Fuji listens to one of the other replies here (you know who you are }:)), Matt will find him and make him a partner/slave to do the second install. :mrgreen:
     
  10. yosmiley
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    Lend me the car for just a few sec... I'll treat it with care. Doh, better yet... give Lue a try again at the Minnehaha Shopping lot LOL.
     
  11. LVT
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    <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by yosmiley

    Lend me the car for just a few sec... I'll treat it with care. Doh, better yet... give Lue a try again at the Minnehaha Shopping lot LOL.
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    sounds good to me. :D
     
  12. subi_2.5rs
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    and then to me..mohahahaha....i can break it less then a minute...
     
  13. imported_n/a
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    You can try powershifting, :D ,sms.