3RotorRocket

What the title said....

jeremy

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typically 500.

5 point whoa

I went about 250, and was easy on it

3RotorRocket

I'll take the 500 for safe measure.Thanks people.

Mr. Gadget

was the flywheel machined? if so 50-100 and thats it...

3RotorRocket

ya it was machined

Vanquished

500.. it'll still stink like *** though..

MtnRacer

One more 500 for good measure. After that, party time.

Steve

Digi7ech

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I went to around 300 easy on it and in between the next 200 I did a few launches and stuff like that but was still mostly easy on it.

The thing it that the clutch was soooo shitty that it started slipping after 1k.

MtnRacer

Yikes! What clutch was that?

Steve

Digi7ech

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some company like Pioneer. The damn jackasses that installed it took 5 weeks because they were spo stupid that they didn't notice that the master cylinder was dead.

3RotorRocket

5 weeks you gotta be kinding.

Digi7ech

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Nope they were total idiots and the turnover was a different manager a week!!!!!!

The one compitent mechanic fixed on the first day he was there. I guess the others never removed an alignment ring or something from the clutch making it not disengage and the master cylinder was bypassing back into the resevoir.

BlackRx7

damn I'm getting a new clutch tommorrow, and wanna race in the autox on sunday, time to setup a road trip

jreynish

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it's not much the total distance as i uunderstand it. It is simply the amount of time having to traspher speed and torque Ie stop and goes.
Mine was about 1800 miles worth of break in... was done with new engine!

philiminilli

oh man
r u guys serious? i didnt know u had to break in ur clutch, when i had my old z i was burning out as i left the shop. Next time ill remember that, the clutch was fine tho

lacycw

Yeah, 500 city miles is always a good rule of thumb. This is what Racing Beat suggests as well.

Coop