midnite racer x

So i just got my new clutch/flywheel combo in, right? Well i'm getting mixed reviews on if i should do the normal 500+ mile break-in period. I wanna just rip the bitch apart and call it broken in myself. Just wanna see what you crazy kids do to your new clutches.

Resurfaced stock lightened flywheel to 16lbs
Exedy stage 3 ceramic 6 puck unsprung and PP

I'm trying to do the 1/4th mile again this wednesday and run some 13's

slowpoke

meh, standard break in is about 500 miles, the paperwork i got from exedy was 700.

Its up to you, how soon do you want to replace that clutch?

87na_rx7

the act unsprung clutch i installed just said to do some high speed slips and it would be broken in

robs99si

just abuse the crap out of it. i installed mine while non boosted and as soon as i was finished i was burning rubber and it grips like a mudafuka w/246whp.

tranceminister

Break in period? Whats that? Lol just through some boost at it and call it a day.

accordepicenter

id reccomend at least a period of say 150-250 miles before beating the living F out of it...

SpankedYA!

Yeah I decided to break in my clutch to the end of my drive way.

con

dido

kain

ive alwase heard to do allot of downshifting and shifting between the gears. not really romp it but drive it normal but do allot of shifting.

midnite racer x

i've put about 150-175 of gear shifting miles on the clutch already...i think i'll take it to the track on wed. and drive it around as much as i can after work tomorrow...unless exedy emails me and tells me otherwise. What exactly does the "Break-in" period do to the disc anyways? I'm thinking its a heat treating process ya know. It rapidly heats and cools the disc making the material stronger. Thanks for the input guys