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Flywheel - easy to damage?

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I need a new clutch: pedal bite is right at the top and for the first time yesterday it juddered when I engaged gear and drove off (albeit only once). Unfortuantely OPC cant take it until next Saturday and I have c.40miles to do between now and then. What I wondered is whether I risk damaging the flywheel by carrying on driving it? I really dont want to end up forking out for a new flywheel as well. Can anyone advise? Migration info. Legacy thread was 120939

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my c4S had a heavy clutch and a slight judder for 30k miles from the day I purchased to the day I sold, never got any worse despite track days, when RMS was done 15k miles before I sold, they said the flywheel and clutch could do with changing, it was still the same as when purchased when car was sold make of it what you will Migration info. Legacy thread was 120967

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