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Dan, how long would a 200 rpm slippage last? ... 200 1993

posted by  Ken C on  Thu Aug 21 21:32 CST 2014
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Dan, how long can a clutch last with a 200 rpm slippage like that?

We let a clutch slip briefly when we start off, and maybe very briefly when we don't synchronize our throttle with our shifts sometimes :-); but if it's slipping continuously while just driving along, it can't last long, can it? I'd think he would have discovered clutch problems pretty quickly.

What do you think?





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