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hey guys, i just picked up my V, and it has a paddle clutch very high biteing, and i noticed when driving it back it seemed to be slipping alot... i got told that its probable because ive been riding the clutch as im not used to it... ive left it over night and drove it back from work and it seems to be ok... any ideas?

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if u were resting your foot on it enough to release some pressure from the plate it will have been slipping a tiny bit and getting hot... therfore will slip a bit...

they are very very very touchy for that... but bite awesome when they work :)

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if u were resting your foot on it enough to release some pressure from the plate it will have been slipping a tiny bit and getting hot... therfore will slip a bit...

they are very very very touchy for that... but bite awesome when they work :p

ok bud thankyouuu, i dont think im doing it now unless i am subconciously.. but it seems to work fine when the cars been resting for a while, and then when i put some boost through it , just slips like a bitch.. think im just gonna replace it.

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only ct9, running 0.8 bar atm. decat, uprated mani.. fuel pres reg and fuel cut, hks exhaust ... nothing putting out amazing power.

if your only running .8 why do you have a fpr and a fcd? has that clutch been in for a very long time? for a pretty standard car to have worn through a paddle clutch is a bit strange.

Do you know which paddle clutch is in it?

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if your only running .8 why do you have a fpr and a fcd? has that clutch been in for a very long time? for a pretty standard car to have worn through a paddle clutch is a bit strange.

Do you know which paddle clutch is in it?

bcause i intend to fit a hybrid and run a bar bud, and i think its an excedy.. but im not 100%

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