03-31-2013, 03:20 AM | #1 |
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Hey guys I am running the active flash active dp and bov with afe intakes I recently been noticing I slip in first and second gear when I get on it hard and 2 to 3 shifts slip when I am on it as well I am at 7 thousand miles should I be considering a clutch change? And witch clutch should I go with ? Give me your thoughts thanks guys !
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03-31-2013, 09:47 AM | #7 |
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Either your driving style is an issue or a defective clutch, there is no way a clutch should go that soon! Take it into the dealer and see what they say, I wouldn't be shelling out for a new clutch myself unless I knew it was due to my driving and if that's the case I'd fix my driving.
I would expect my clutch to last AT LEAST 80,000 KM, even given a track day a month (tracking really isn't that hard on our clutches since really you can just keep it in 3rd LOL) |
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Yea... I think I would see if your dealer will give you a new clutch under warranty. Btw... my engine tuner told me that the standard clutch can only handle up too 450Nm. My car(135i) puts out 520Nm. The 1M puts out 450 + 50Nm overboost. I was told 30K kms with a tune is about the life of the clutch. I really do not shift very hard... and I have put about 45K kms on my clutch with a SW tune. SO... its possible this is also a side effect of your tune. Actually that is more probable IF your rear crankshaft seal isn't leaking. Maybe look under your car for any oil leaks.
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