Who here is still on original clutch sedan or coupe?
Originally Posted by Klubbheads
60k still on original clutch. Over 100 1/4mile passes and counless street chirping/launching. Not to mention one track day, and countless canyon runs. I am really happy how it's holding up. I have only smelled my clutch once when i got the car first week.
Seriously though. That cant be original.
Originally Posted by g35john
Im on my original clutch at 117K Still works and holds power fine. Some chatter though.
I know how to drive but tell me how you do it.
If you get that out of an OEM one I should get 200k+ on my Centerforce Dual Friction clutch.
Originally Posted by Andrei
Tell me how you drive. That's impressive.
I know how to drive but tell me how you do it.
If you get that out of an OEM one I should get 200k+ on my Centerforce Dual Friction clutch.
I know how to drive but tell me how you do it.
If you get that out of an OEM one I should get 200k+ on my Centerforce Dual Friction clutch.
I dont ride my car hard. Its one thing to give it some gas and drop the clutch, its another to gas it once the clutch is fully engaged. That being said I try to shift to the next gear at 2K RPM. This is also how I have managed 25+ mpg consistantly in this car.
Originally Posted by g35john
I dont ride my car hard. Its one thing to give it some gas and drop the clutch, its another to gas it once the clutch is fully engaged. That being said I try to shift to the next gear at 2K RPM. This is also how I have managed 25+ mpg consistantly in this car.
I think maybe what did my clutch/pressure plate in was that I was driving in 6th gear at 40-45mph and accelerating without downshifting? Do you do that/drive like that?
Originally Posted by Andrei
That's not possible. Lies! Lies!
Seriously though. That cant be original.
Seriously though. That cant be original.
Originally Posted by Klubbheads
I have gone through one tranny though. 

Originally Posted by Texasscout
Bet they changed the clutch when the tranny was replaced. There is no reason not to and every reason to go ahead and do it.


