Subject	Break-in doesn't mean you can't have any fun...
Posted by	zgene4 on July 07, 2008 at 9:44 PM
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In Reply To	What clutches do not require break in? posted by ENDEE666 on July 07, 2008 at 08:41 PM
Message	it means you can't slip it much. Just take it easy on the shifts, especially in first gear. "Too dumb for opera, too smart for NASCAR."
Follow Ups	What clutches do not require break in? - ENDEE666 20:41:14 07/07/08 I heard a 6 puck ceramic doesn't require break in... - ENDEE666 20:44:54 07/07/08 Or....you can hire me to break the clutch in - yobobrox 20:49:47 07/07/08 I was told it had to be gentle stop & go driving.. - ENDEE666 13:48:18 07/08/08 Are you planning on racing it as soon as its installed? - Spddracer 21:21:20 07/07/08 Yes. Which is why I am asking..>> - ENDEE666 13:52:45 07/08/08 none (n/m) - Drk93TT 21:40:31 07/07/08 Break-in doesn't mean you can't have any fun... - zgene4 21:44:17 07/07/08 So I can still boost? Just no hole shots or power shifts?>> - ENDEE666 15:31:02 07/08/08 Highway miles do nothing for you. Around town type - zgene4 16:11:18 07/08/08 Yeah, I can't use the Z for that much around town driving... (n/m) - ENDEE666 16:29:20 07/08/08 yourquestionwasalreadyansweredthe1sttimeyouasked-brand. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:08:00 07/07/08 2nd. - ZLover4Life 22:17:22 07/07/08 a used one (n/m) - deesz 00:32:04 07/08/08 OoOoO your clever - Drk93TT 09:56:00 07/08/08 Here is one brand - BigTDogg (MA) 09:56:08 07/08/08
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