EVO_IX Clutch at 5000 miles!!
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EVO_IX Clutch at 5000 miles!!
Well it came time to install a new clutch after my clutch started to slip...I went with a ACT HDSS.. Thanks to SRT_MOTOR_SPORTS Free car rental (2 day rental $65) with a clutch install And very good service and attitude...
Here's the old clutch..AL said I would need a new clutch!!
Here's the old clutch..AL said I would need a new clutch!!
I got 25K+ miles on my stocker with many track and street launches and still holding up, but i will need a new one soon bc its getting harder for me to shift and it doenst wana grab good in 1st gear
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It took me 26k miles and more than 100 drag launches before i nuked my stock clutch, i hope you learned to launch it if not you can be expecting to replace the act vlutch your tranny and front diff soon.
I'm just guessing here, but I hear there is a restictor in the clutch line that makes it real easy to burn the clutch in a IX.
I have 6k miles (no track days) and my clutch likes to slip when I make a (very) hurried start. I have learned to back out of the gas pretty quick and not expect it to grab on its own...
I have 6k miles (no track days) and my clutch likes to slip when I make a (very) hurried start. I have learned to back out of the gas pretty quick and not expect it to grab on its own...
52000 miles, learned how to AWD launch on the clutch, with no two step, learned again when I got two step, two track days with a total of about 12-14 launches at the track, about 3 more street launches. Clutch still isnt slipping, but my 4th gear syncro is demolished.
Originally Posted by texrex2002
I'm just guessing here, but I hear there is a restictor in the clutch line that makes it real easy to burn the clutch in a IX.
I have 6k miles (no track days) and my clutch likes to slip when I make a (very) hurried start. I have learned to back out of the gas pretty quick and not expect it to grab on its own...
I have 6k miles (no track days) and my clutch likes to slip when I make a (very) hurried start. I have learned to back out of the gas pretty quick and not expect it to grab on its own...
if your clutch is slipping while accelerating form a stop or under load then your's is toast too.








