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SE5 Clutch Wear Question
- Thread starter manttila
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Chupaca
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pertty much the same. Just make sure you run it at high rpms. Your clutch will not be fully engaged under 3,500 rpm's. Though mine is manual I do run from 5,000 to 6,000 rpm's...clutch will last a long time if you don't lug the engine or slip the clutch. First on I saw go was at over 60,000 miles...:thumbup:
pertty much the same. Just make sure you run it at high rpms. Your clutch will not be fully engaged under 3,500 rpm's. Though mine is manual I do run from 5,000 to 6,000 rpm's...clutch will last a long time if you don't lug the engine or slip the clutch. First on I saw go was at over 60,000 miles...:thumbup:
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