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Old 11-20-2005, 09:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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clutch/flywheel question

I'm gonna get a new clutch and flywheel installed very soon. So does anyone know what the break in period is for the clutch and flywheel?

also, what parts should i also replace for the clutch job?
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unless your swapping for a lightened flywheel don't waste your money getting a new one just have the old one resurfaced it will save you hundreds of dollars.

as for a break in just take it easy sometimes a fresh clutch will have a tendency to slip a little before the surfaces wear in.

also definately replace the pressure plate bolts and id recommend the flywheel bolts. wont cost alot of money...
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um, a new flywheel is $40 after core charge..... recutting a flywheel is usually at the shop minimum (around $30).... saves you a whole $10
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