POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hi guys just thought you'd like to see the picture of my old clutch [ ]. In the second picture thats the rivets that are shining as they've been rubbing as its worn down so much.
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POST 2Original post
Cool, how much was the old clutch on? Not anywhere near 60k by any chance was it?
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Round about 58000 or so, i think serveal housewives had owned the car before me [ ].
POST 4Original post
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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