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Originally Posted by
ashtonsser
Yeah the ceramic 6 pucks wear really fast. They grip really good but wear down alot quicker than a normal street disk.This is exactly what needed to be said.
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Originally Posted by
Vadim
I thought ceramics lasted longer, kinda like the brakes.Nope. =(
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Originally Posted by
GT2871RBLUBIRD
the ceramic pp are good for 15-25k depending on the abuse obviously.Yah and that's being pretty generous, used for road racing. In stop-and-go daily driving a cermaic puck clutch will go much quicker. They are meant to bite, not to be slipped. You certainly can slip them if you're good, but you shouldn't.
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Originally Posted by
GT2871RBLUBIRD
what kinda power are you looking to make. honestly i would say the 4-6 puck should hold, not sure why this one didnt. but notmally it should holdI think it did hold. He just didn't treat it the way it was meant to be treated.
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Originally Posted by
Cliff
V, you're crazy if you think your MODIFIED car will keep a clutch alive longer than 25K miles. The average use period for aftermarket clutches are 15K~25K. If you want something to last longer, stop modifying your car and go back to OEM.
I've seen people drive the hell out of their cars and replace clutch discs every 3 months.I'll generally dissagree with this. You can have 60k+ mile service from a low to moderately modified setup if you spend the money to get the right equipment. Ceramic and pucked clutches are
cheap. They aren't "right" for this application though.