tigermack

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Hi all,

I've just picked up a GSL-SE, it's has a RacingBeat street/strip with the RB aluminum flywheel. The clutch slips when I test drove it but he said the clutch hasn't been abused and only been to 2 track days, so we tried bleeding it to see if there's help. It helped, not much, it'd slip under WOT but if I gently accelerate then it'd be ok. We bled it again, there's improvement and felt it grab a little more. I was thinknig that if I keep bleeding it... would it make a difference? I put it in 5th and dropped it to see if it'd stall, it did stall so there's definitely some grab on the clutch. Do you suggest in keep on the bleeding process to see if there's any improvement?

Any positive comments would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

ADD: We've also checked if there's any leaks and stuff for the hard lines... nothing found.

Rx Seven

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Well on other cars i noticed if the clutch is slipping it might get a little better over time with some gingerly driving. But if its new i dont really know for sure.

Off Topic: How offten do you guys go to the Auto-x events.

-Alex

tigermack

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Hey Alex, we're starting to go to auto-x events every time when there's one with SCCA now. Go check out their website and look at the schedule. Though, we aren't driving the FB lately cause I be getting work done to it, hopefully I can get it all done by March.

I will see if the clutch will work after if I drive it slowly or bleed it a little more.