View Full Version : Life expecrancy for stock clutch?
aggieE46
12-28-2006, 05:25 PM
Anyone know how long they tend to last? Just want to make plans :idea:
x5saresick
12-28-2006, 06:40 PM
depends how u use it . i got my car about 4 months ago and i had to replae it a month later cause i ripped it waaaayyy to much. ull feel a clutch slip or it will engage higher then normal wen its dieing .
redronin
12-30-2006, 04:27 PM
depends how u use it . i got my car about 4 months ago and i had to replae it a month later cause i ripped it waaaayyy to much. ull feel a clutch slip or it will engage higher then normal wen its dieing .
wowee wow wow. 1 cluth = 1 month = 1 grand i hope your rollin
as said it depends how you drive it. if you baby it, it should last a fairly long time, tryin to think the 540 gets its share of peel outs but not as much these days. shes on 75k+ with the original clutch (although its worn, i know if i put a new one in it would feel much better)
the 330 i plan to burn to dust this coming summer.
if you burn it get an m5 clutch that sucker should last you at least longer than all your other maintenance items.
aggieE46
12-30-2006, 04:33 PM
Planning on going UUC Flywheels with M5 clutch. Just needed to see when I should start saving. :)
wowee wow wow. 1 cluth = 1 month = 1 grand i hope your rollin
as said it depends how you drive it. if you baby it, it should last a fairly long time, tryin to think the 540 gets its share of peel outs but not as much these days. shes on 75k+ with the original clutch (although its worn, i know if i put a new one in it would feel much better)
the 330 i plan to burn to dust this coming summer.
if you burn it get an m5 clutch that sucker should last you at least longer than all your other maintenance items.
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