ZR-1 Net Registry Forums - View Single Post - Clutch break-in (besides driving in traffic)

todesengel · 01-04-2011

I take my car up to 55, keep my foot on the gas and push in on the clutch till I feel it start to slip, let back out, and do it again and consider it broken in.

You do as you want, but the only clutch failure I have had was breaking straps on a cf/cf clutch.

I consisitently pull 1.6 60 foot times in both my mustang, and supra, so I don't think I have hurt them any.

Its kinda like them telling you how to break in your motor, so your ss rings will "seat"

01-04-2011	#8
todesengel Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: O'Fallon, Mo Posts: 733	Re: Clutch break-in (besides driving in traffic) I take my car up to 55, keep my foot on the gas and push in on the clutch till I feel it start to slip, let back out, and do it again and consider it broken in. You do as you want, but the only clutch failure I have had was breaking straps on a cf/cf clutch. I consisitently pull 1.6 60 foot times in both my mustang, and supra, so I don't think I have hurt them any. Its kinda like them telling you how to break in your motor, so your ss rings will "seat"