Pretty proud of myself, I've heard horror stories but decided to give it a shot. Wasn't to bad, took me 12 hours start to finish. Worse part was getting the tranny back on. The step by step on evomoto was amazing. Great info. Just thought I would share.

 

welldone mate, job welldone

 

Nice, just did mine a few weeks ago, its agonizing breaking in the clutch lol. Im at 250 miles on the new clutch and im super tired of driving like a grandma lol.

 

no need to break in your clutch. you can track them the day you install them. nothing is going to seat or bed any different then if you drove it hard right away.

 

besides the glazing of the disk from over heating...

 

^You need to break it in for sure guy! That's crazy talk.

Nice job on the DIY it gets easier everytime you do it. I can do it in 5-6hrs now.

 

 

Break it in the right way.

 

Not in agreement at all.

Unless of course you dont care about clutch life and don't mind doing the clutch job frequently

 

Well if its a organic disc then yeah break it in, but if its a ceramic puck disc it dont matter.

Good job getting it done tho.....have fun!

 

Thanks guys, Yea im going spend the time breaking her in. I sure in the heck dont want to fry it and have to do it again!

 

Smart Man

 

You sir are a better man than I, I took it to a shop.

The clutch is the one and only thing I will not do myself on this car.

 

i did my first clutch, and im paying to have my new trans and clutch put in this time. haha. its a lot of work and i just dont have the time to do it anymore. id rather just put out the cash

as far as breaking in the clutch, you need to. 500 miles of normal driving should do it. then start ripping into her

 

What material is the exedy twin?