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New Exedy Ceramic Button Clutch Slipping At Boost After 8 Months

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JasonR33Perth

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hey guys hows it going..long time member first time 'newtopic' :devil: the deal is i bought a pretty exspensive ecedy clutch kit and fly wheel last year.. i had a heaps of money and asked the guy i want the best clutch u can get for the street so he got me and Exedy cermic button one with a exedy lightweight flywheel and i changed my fork and pivot and also bearing housing in the box.. so everything was knew to do with the assy and also had the master and slave rebuilt with stainless tubing...just wondering if it cood just be that some water has gotten in the whole in the side of my gear box?? there is a big whole in the side from the pervious clutch exploding bolts..because this clutch shouldnt be slipping.. ive got 300rkw and this thing is rated to like heaps!! any help would fine, thankyou heaps..sorry about this rambling on but i am just really anxious ive wasted all that money...

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If you've been daily driving the button clutch, as suggested above, you will burn out the material quickly. It's made to grab and that's it. You slip it too much and you'll wear it out as fast as a standard clutch.

Carbon 34 Grand Master

Carbon 34

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if its a unpsrung hub you shouldnt be driving daily, best for racing

a light flywheel, = more slipping to get moving on hills from standstill, wearing the clutch faster

riding the clutch pedal,,,even the slightest bit on the pedal will kill the clutch/throw out bearing

out of alignment /bolt torque not even will kill the clutch

oil on the plate = failure. water on the plate will warp it

oily hand prints will hot spot it ending in failure

hope this helps a bit ?

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