clutch break-in?
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Originally Posted by Hyper4mance2k
dude don't take it over 4000 rpm for at least 200 miles.
Is the rev limit a safety issue in case of a bad puck?
Edwin, there should be break in instructions with the clutch kit. If in doubt, call the manufactureer
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i bought all the parts from mazdatrix (all racing beat parts, i've had issues with them shipping in a timely manner lately), no info other than torq specs for the flywheel to counterweight, and pressure plate to flywheel which oddly enough, i followed!
i put 120 miles on it today, and its starting to feel a lot better. less shuddering, and i'm getting used to starting at the rpm's it wants.
i'll give racing beat a call tomorrow, thanks for the replies guys.
heres a vid on myspace, i'll post pics of the whole deal soon.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...687785799&n=2v
i put 120 miles on it today, and its starting to feel a lot better. less shuddering, and i'm getting used to starting at the rpm's it wants.
i'll give racing beat a call tomorrow, thanks for the replies guys.
heres a vid on myspace, i'll post pics of the whole deal soon.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...687785799&n=2v
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RPMs arent much of an issue,the clutch only wears when your using the clutch pedal.
No clutch drops or hard shifts for a few hundred miles.No drag racing, pretty much.
You can drive it spirit'edly,just dont flog or abuse it yet.You just need to let the disc and flywheel mate up a little so they dont glaze or overheat.
Dont you just love how a light flywheel wakes up a rotary?!
No clutch drops or hard shifts for a few hundred miles.No drag racing, pretty much.
You can drive it spirit'edly,just dont flog or abuse it yet.You just need to let the disc and flywheel mate up a little so they dont glaze or overheat.
Dont you just love how a light flywheel wakes up a rotary?!
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All the puck clutches I have worked with(way bigger than this mind you) say not to run the vehicle hard until either a total of 24 working hours at half load, for for road going vehicles 1500 miles. These are for large diesel engines and the flywheel is almost always turned before a new clutch is installed. And the two parts (clutch and flywheel) need to get used to each other in a small break in process.
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