average life expectancy of the clutch
Originally Posted by Sabre,Sep 2 2010, 09:52 PM
still on the stock clutch.
119k
I drive the car hard too.
Rev match, heel-toe a lot.
It's definitely not as firm as it used to be, but I have no real issues to speak of. I'll change it here sooner or later.
119k
I drive the car hard too.
Rev match, heel-toe a lot.
It's definitely not as firm as it used to be, but I have no real issues to speak of. I'll change it here sooner or later.
If the previous owner of my car is not lying (pretty sure he isn't), then my car has almost 172,000 miles on the original OE clutch. I'd say at least 65% of the mileage on the car is highway miles so that explains a lot. I've owned the car for a full year and put 30k on it but I rev-match and heel-toe on downshifts (spirited driving/bombing or just low-key commute) so it's not as bad as it could've been with someone that doesn't.
It's getting replaced very soon though, for sure.
It's getting replaced very soon though, for sure.
Originally Posted by CosmosMpower,Jan 20 2011, 10:26 AM
144K still going strong. Car was extensively autocrossed with 6,000 rpm sidesteps (i.e. tire spin) for the first half of it's life.



