Car paid off = clutch starting to slip

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Feb 27, 2013 | 07:18 AM

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Windstorm

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I wish mine lasted that long, went at 25K miles, about a year and a half of owning the car... and stock.

Feb 27, 2013 | 11:58 AM

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Kracka

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income tax just got deposited into my account

now which clutch should I get? Looking for something decently priced that could handle up to 400 whp thats good for a DD.

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Clutch master fx400. Nate from MAP performance really helped me out and gave me some good deals.

I hope you like a grabby clutch. The FX400 will easily hold your power (and well beyond), but from my experience with it I wouldn't want it for DD duty, especially if you ever encounter traffic. My best advice is to reconsider and go with the FX350 instead; it'll hold the launches and power, but be much smoother on the street.

Feb 27, 2013 | 12:20 PM

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jeremy52048

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I wish mine lasted that long, went at 25K miles, about a year and a half of owning the car... and stock.

think thats bad? lol
my clutch went out the same exact day that i bought it! and then the guy i bought it off of(private purchase) tell me that its no longer his problem ..

oh did i mention i was 700 miles away from home as well...

Mar 22, 2013 | 08:05 PM

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xo0p

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Well I ended up getting my butt kicked trying to do it myself. So I took it somewhere. Just got it back today and man...this new clutch is gonna take some getting use to lol. Glad to have my car back, I missed her.