%$@%# clutch
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%$@%# clutch
ok so this has only been happen for like 2 days my clutch slips sometimes just a lil bit only under boost right around 2k-3k rpms WTF car only has 30k on it and i'm stock right susposed to get tuned this weekend please input, i know these clutch's are shitty is mine shot or is it saveable
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and i'm not even launching this is just driving down the road altho it hasn't done it today YET!!!!
I don't know how people kill the stock clutch so easily. I'm on a TVS and beat on the car regularly.
Anyways, the stock clutch generally only slips when it gets heated up and glazed. You need to drive it rough a bit and not ride the clutch causing it to slip. Shift kinda fast and let the clutch out quicker so you're not riding it out. Engine braking should also help get it back into shape. Also shift at 3K or over always so it doesn't slip down low. Mine has slipped in the past and this has always revived it.
Anyways, the stock clutch generally only slips when it gets heated up and glazed. You need to drive it rough a bit and not ride the clutch causing it to slip. Shift kinda fast and let the clutch out quicker so you're not riding it out. Engine braking should also help get it back into shape. Also shift at 3K or over always so it doesn't slip down low. Mine has slipped in the past and this has always revived it.
I don't know how people kill the stock clutch so easily. I'm on a TVS and beat on the car regularly.
Anyways, the stock clutch generally only slips when it gets heated up and glazed. You need to drive it rough a bit and not ride the clutch causing it to slip. Shift kinda fast and let the clutch out quicker so you're not riding it out. Engine braking should also help get it back into shape. Also shift at 3K or over always so it doesn't slip down low. Mine has slipped in the past and this has always revived it.
Anyways, the stock clutch generally only slips when it gets heated up and glazed. You need to drive it rough a bit and not ride the clutch causing it to slip. Shift kinda fast and let the clutch out quicker so you're not riding it out. Engine braking should also help get it back into shape. Also shift at 3K or over always so it doesn't slip down low. Mine has slipped in the past and this has always revived it.
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I don't know how people kill the stock clutch so easily. I'm on a TVS and beat on the car regularly.
Anyways, the stock clutch generally only slips when it gets heated up and glazed. You need to drive it rough a bit and not ride the clutch causing it to slip. Shift kinda fast and let the clutch out quicker so you're not riding it out. Engine braking should also help get it back into shape. Also shift at 3K or over always so it doesn't slip down low. Mine has slipped in the past and this has always revived it.
Anyways, the stock clutch generally only slips when it gets heated up and glazed. You need to drive it rough a bit and not ride the clutch causing it to slip. Shift kinda fast and let the clutch out quicker so you're not riding it out. Engine braking should also help get it back into shape. Also shift at 3K or over always so it doesn't slip down low. Mine has slipped in the past and this has always revived it.
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