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#116921 Mar 4, 10:45pm
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does anyone know the avg. life of a stock clutch on a celi.

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depends on your driving habits.

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what if they are normal except the occasional race.

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Originally Posted by Steven
depends on your driving habits.

As long as you don't burn it constantly, and ride on it you should be ok. Just pop it in, do your business and pop it out...just like sex. grin The clutch on my old car lasted 30K+ miles and prolly could have gone more had I not given it away. So if you know how to drive a stick well, you could make it last.

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Ive gone 38000 on my stock clutch and it still feels pretty good. But I never race and I dont usually press the car to hard so...there you go thumbsup


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i have 37,000 miles on my car and i drive it hard sometimes not all the time and it still feels good thumbsup


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huh? guys. as long as you don't beat on your car a clutch should last you 150 thousand. Since we all drive a little more agressive than our dads, expect a 90-110 or so lifespan. However, if you autocross, race your car, ride the clutch, pop it at starts etc, yeah it'll go really fast depending. expect your average teens sportscar (lots burning out, reving engins at starts etc) to last about 50k.
However, it's very common for autox car's clutches to burn in 7k. 10-15k if it's an upgrade.

My everyday driver's clutch is still running on 160k, no slipage. My last one lasted 178k before even the slightest slip when I dropped it one day to test it. A clutch that is just starting to go when you drop it, under normal driving can last 4-5k or more no problem.

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most clutches last an average of 5-6 years.

sports cars are a little less but that also takes into consideration that you drive it like a sportscar (high rpm starts).

however, if you drive it like you would drive, say, a truck--then your clutch an actdually last longer because most sportscars (including the celica) are geared towards weight savings so your clutch will wear less with lower rpm starts.

(most wear on a clutch occurs when coming from a complete stop--that assumes you don't ride the clutch) thumbsup

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52,000 miles on stock .. i dont really race either


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mine went at 30k and the dealer ship said your problem. i deffinitly race my car, but i don't ride my clutch at all this is why i ask. i have never had a clutch go that fast and it pisses me off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Plain and simple, you drive your car hard and your stuff will go faster. It's a trade off.


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Originally Posted by BandBMotorsports
Plain and simple, you drive your car hard and your stuff will go faster. It's a trade off.
regardless, it sucks, it sucks, it sucks, it sucks,it sucks...

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i got 61K on mine tasty

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my stock clutch my on gt sucks, and my cars only got 13 thousand.
it burns way too easy on launch.
im saving to get an act 4 puck

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this old lady oi know went 150 k in her ST 5th gen before it went out


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Originally Posted by scotlaroc
Originally Posted by BandBMotorsports
Plain and simple, you drive your car hard and your stuff will go faster. It's a trade off.
regardless, it sucks, it sucks, it sucks, it sucks,it sucks...

you can always get an auto with a torque converter instead spineyes thumbsup

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66,000 on mine, but I dont race and I do match rpm's on downshifts.

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Originally Posted by OOSilver_S
66,000 on mine, but I dont race and I do match rpm's on downshifts.

beleive it or not..match rpm's does wear your clutch even more than if you don't match the rpm's. spineyes thumbsdown

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mine went out on me at 8000 miles thumbsdown stock clutches suck and burn easy... might i add that toyota fuckd me over 1200 bucks and wouldn't even get me a trd clutch..

it was on an 03 gts, i drove it back and forth from ohio to michigan on some weekends, and the occasional drag-race track, maybe that's why.

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