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Worn clutch

chriscoates81

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Hi guys just thought you'd like to see the picture of my old clutch [:D].
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In the second picture thats the rivets that are shining as they've been rubbing as its worn down so much.
 
Lol! Riding the clutch all the way down the street when pulling off....

I know someone who can kill a cluth after about 10k haha, but it's not my wife thankfully!

In all honesty 60k isn't bad innings for a cluth on a non turbo, I think the normal life expectancy is 50k, although if there is a lot of out of town driving there's no reason it can't last much longer :)
 

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