Burned Clutch?
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Burned Clutch?
I tried to perform a burnout...................needless to say I failed :/ I pushed clutch all way then shifted into 1st gear and revved the engine to 4k rpm and let the clutch go and depressed gas and brake all way. I noticed strange smell and smoke so I stopped and so did my clutch. My car is not moving anymore :/ Is that clutch dead? Is it possible to cool it off over night or I need to change it?
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I tried to perform a burnout...................needless to say I failed :/ I pushed clutch all way then shifted into 1st gear and revved the engine to 4k rpm and let the clutch go and depressed gas and brake all way. I noticed strange smell and smoke so I stopped and so did my clutch. My car is not moving anymore :/ Is that clutch dead? Is it possible to cool it off over night or I need to change it?
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ahaha, I like how confused he came out of that corvette
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The corvette video basically shows my story :/ How much is changing clutch? I do have extended warranty on the clutch do you think its gonna be covered? Also please tell me why I burned clutch not the tires :/ I dont wanna do it again
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Thanks for advice , I know I have to make up story for mazda, I did start at 4k rpm but then I went up till I noticed smoke n smell.... Why this that happend? What did I do wrong?
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Just called in Mazda dealer , and the salesman that sold me the car is not there right now , he specifically said that because someone had problem with clutch before there is extended warranty on my clutch. I talked to someone in service and they said they don't see anything like that! Im waiting for that salesman to call me back :/ I hope we'll figure way to cover that with warranty , if not I already found guy who can replace that clutch , he called 400$ labor and 500$ parts... but I really dont wanna spend that $900
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You can do a burn out, just don't drop the clutch and slam the brakes lol. I don't do them either though.
That corvette video was amazing. The best part was all his buddys sitting there watching him and knowing the tires are not moving but not telling him as the car is smoking.
That corvette video was amazing. The best part was all his buddys sitting there watching him and knowing the tires are not moving but not telling him as the car is smoking.
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Screw that I aint trying to do burnout again!! I got updates on my car, So the clutch of course was a toast and the guy said that flywheel doesn't look good either :/// He said he sand in it down , Do you guys think that I should buy new flywheel or Ill be good if he just sands it down??
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If I just drive normally , no stupid **** , no racing , would it be ok tho? Im just asking because I dont have another $500 just lying around :/ Where can I buy flywheel for good price anyway?
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Depending on the job the guy does right... but `who knows you may get the itch to drive and it may go, just saying it would save you labor doing it now, search the net.... check these guys out give them a call and see what they say
https://www.rx8club.com/vendor-classifieds-155/act-clutches-flywheels-%7C-cheaper-than-ebay-%7C-free-shipping-%7C-discount-code-182543/
https://www.rx8club.com/vendor-classifieds-155/act-clutches-flywheels-%7C-cheaper-than-ebay-%7C-free-shipping-%7C-discount-code-182543/
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Depending on the job the guy does right... but `who knows you may get the itch to drive and it may go, just saying it would save you labor doing it now, search the net.... check these guys out give them a call and see what they say
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=182543
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=182543
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Thanks man , I jest left it as it is.... I dont have money for flywheel now ,
We'll see how it goes till summer , I was thinkin about going to track and try racing when it gets nice and warm.
We'll see how it goes till summer , I was thinkin about going to track and try racing when it gets nice and warm.
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For future references, you can find stock flywheels for under 200. I bought a centerforce dual friction clutch and oem flywheel for under 500. Add in a couple hundred for labor and you should be still under a grand.
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We will see what future brings , I paid $400 for labor and $500 for clutch , so it came out to be $900 plus towing. Maybe I could of get clutch little cheaper but I couldn't wait cuz of school and work and I dont have any other car to drive, btw where can I get oem flywheel for under $200??
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This is where I got mine from http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200.../flywheel.html
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