I know its very important to have a break in period on a clutch but I wanted to know what is the technical reason you must break in a clutch before putting heavy loads on it? Also if u don't break it in how much does it effect performance and life of the clutch?
breaking in a clutch??
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I'm not an expert by any means, but the life might be shortened if not broken in. You have two new surfaces (flywheel & clutch) made of different material. I think of it has bedding in new brake pads and rotors. I have only about 160 city miles on my new clutch setup and I'll be taking it easy until I hit the 500 mark.
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