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Went out for an open run night Friday. After about the 5 run clutch was smelling horrible and kept slipping. I don't think I was riding it, but was defiantly

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Old 10-23-2016, 09:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Went out for an open run night Friday. After about the 5 run clutch was smelling horrible and kept slipping. I don't think I was riding it, but was defiantly holding it at about 3.5k to launch. Turn around was pretty quick, would line right back up after a run. If you guys have any suggestions on a better way to launch would love to hear it. Was just getting the car figured out when the clutch got to hot and would just spin
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I don't really do drag racing but from what I read here most people that do launch at 2.6~2.7k for stock NA. At 3.5k your just spinning your wheels or as you noticed, your clutch.
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If you smell clutch, that's too much slip ... try lower RPMs at launch.
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if this is OEM clutch then yea, its probably going to slip all the time now, don't asking me how i know.
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