Subject	yourquestionwasalreadyansweredthe1sttimeyouasked-brand. (n/m)
Posted by	Bernie (NoVA) on July 07, 2008 at 10:08 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
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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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