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12-23-2017 #1
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Let us know if you have any questions about it when the time comes! Keep up the good work-your engines looking great!
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Centerforce - Thanks much appreciated.....
And Yes, I am running a Dual Friction Centerforce Clutch!!!
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12-29-2017 #2
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Actually I do have one question: Originally Posted by Centerforce
What is the "Break in" cycle for a new Dual Friction Clutch? Does it depend on mileage or the number of clutch fork engage/disengage cycles?
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Personally, if the disk material is organic, there is no need for break in. If you want to err on the safe side, my take is that it is abut heat cycles, so any mileage recommendation is based on city driving, where you would naturally use the clutch more. Originally Posted by migg400
You don't see new cars with a clutch break in warning, do you? Just my thoughts...
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Makes sense! Thanks..... Originally Posted by andrewb70
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