How Long Do Exedy Clutches Last at Brianna Fornachon blog

How Long Do Exedy Clutches Last. It is fairly normal for the clutch to have a little choppiness, after all it is a heavy duty clutch and it not broken in. In case some of you read that post, yes, i made it to two weeks thanks to the accessport economy map and geriatric driving on my part. I recently had the clutch out and flywheel. The clutch has a 500. Quite a few stock clutches have failed under 10k miles. You dont buy a clutch for longevity, you buy it for. I've been searching around online and it seems exedy makes clutches that are a bit more expensive than other aftermarket companies but from what. Clutches last as long as they last. My exedy oem clutch and flywheel are still running strong with nearly 100k miles 8 years later. 1.1m views 11 years ago. So my stock clutch started to slip a little after about 52k miles, partially due to lots of 1/4 mile and my pedal being adjusted incorrectly.

Clutches last as long as they last. It is fairly normal for the clutch to have a little choppiness, after all it is a heavy duty clutch and it not broken in. My exedy oem clutch and flywheel are still running strong with nearly 100k miles 8 years later. Quite a few stock clutches have failed under 10k miles. You dont buy a clutch for longevity, you buy it for. I've been searching around online and it seems exedy makes clutches that are a bit more expensive than other aftermarket companies but from what. So my stock clutch started to slip a little after about 52k miles, partially due to lots of 1/4 mile and my pedal being adjusted incorrectly. 1.1m views 11 years ago. The clutch has a 500. In case some of you read that post, yes, i made it to two weeks thanks to the accessport economy map and geriatric driving on my part.

Exedy Standard Replacement Clutch 240mm Pull Type Subaru Impreza WRX

How Long Do Exedy Clutches Last My exedy oem clutch and flywheel are still running strong with nearly 100k miles 8 years later. I recently had the clutch out and flywheel. You dont buy a clutch for longevity, you buy it for. It is fairly normal for the clutch to have a little choppiness, after all it is a heavy duty clutch and it not broken in. Clutches last as long as they last. Quite a few stock clutches have failed under 10k miles. The clutch has a 500. In case some of you read that post, yes, i made it to two weeks thanks to the accessport economy map and geriatric driving on my part. My exedy oem clutch and flywheel are still running strong with nearly 100k miles 8 years later. 1.1m views 11 years ago. So my stock clutch started to slip a little after about 52k miles, partially due to lots of 1/4 mile and my pedal being adjusted incorrectly. I've been searching around online and it seems exedy makes clutches that are a bit more expensive than other aftermarket companies but from what.