OEM clutch rough life expectancy?
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OEM clutch rough life expectancy?
I have about 25k miles on the original clutch right now, driven fairly conservative on the street. About 4 drift events total (clutch kicking to initiate,maintain etc)
How long have your oem clutches held up? I don't want to drive all the way down to WSIR to have my clutch slip half way through the day. Now exactly isn't the time for me to be spending $500+ on a new clutch if I don't need to just yet.
Please, only people who actually drive, post in this thread, I don't need a bunch of "Just get a JWT clutch" posts. And yes I know it all depends on how you drive, but all I would need to hear is "My clutch took a **** after 5 events" or "Mine has been in for the past 6 and it's fine" yada yada.
Thanks for any help.
How long have your oem clutches held up? I don't want to drive all the way down to WSIR to have my clutch slip half way through the day. Now exactly isn't the time for me to be spending $500+ on a new clutch if I don't need to just yet.
Please, only people who actually drive, post in this thread, I don't need a bunch of "Just get a JWT clutch" posts. And yes I know it all depends on how you drive, but all I would need to hear is "My clutch took a **** after 5 events" or "Mine has been in for the past 6 and it's fine" yada yada.
Thanks for any help.
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I have run over 20 events on a stock clutch in my 03. I wish the damn thing would finally wear out but so far it hasnt.
I would not worry about it, just slowly save up for an ACT or something similar.
I would not worry about it, just slowly save up for an ACT or something similar.
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