Centerforce clutch issues

[chromecards]

I just installed a new centerforce clutch this weekend and am in the process of breaking it in. My entrance for my garage is at a slight incline and I have been having trouble with the clutch slipping when entering it. I am just wondering if anyone else, with a centerforce installed, knows if this problem will clear up after the break-in period. Should I wait until after the break-in period before I use the garage? I have been told that during the break-in period the disc, presure plate, and flywheel materials bond, which make the clutch stronger, I hope this is the case.

Any insight on this will be appreciated.

Russell

 

[RedSrt007]

You can slip it slightly during break-ins....be gentle on the RPM's, and try to slip (if going to) @ low RPMS.

-Red

 

[Django]

Even the stock clutch may chatter a bit when it's new.....

Alot depends on the individual truck, but I think it'll go away.... Mine did.

D

 

[JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE]

I just installed a new centerforce clutch this weekend and am in the process of breaking it in. My entrance for my garage is at a slight incline and I have been having trouble with the clutch slipping when entering it. I am just wondering if anyone else, with a centerforce installed, knows if this problem will clear up after the break-in period. Should I wait until after the break-in period before I use the garage? I have been told that during the break-in period the disc, presure plate, and flywheel materials bond, which make the clutch stronger, I hope this is the case.

Any insight on this will be appreciated.

Russell

did you space the slave cylinder?

 

[chromecards]

No, I did not space the slave cylinder, I was not aware that it needed to be, unless I upgraded to the viper slave and master cylinder. How far does it need to be spaced with the Centerforce clutch?

Russell

 

[RedSrt007]

It does not need to be shimmed with the factory hydraulics. Be advised, you more-then-likely will need to upgrade the hydraulics with an aftermarket clutch. The factory hydraulics dont do well with heat and added pressure resistance due to the new clutch kit.

-Red

 

[JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE]

No, I did not space the slave cylinder, I was not aware that it needed to be, unless I upgraded to the viper slave and master cylinder. How far does it need to be spaced with the Centerforce clutch?

Russell

Ok Russell I thought you might have put the entire kit in, tell ya what , try this, try bleeding the fluid from the cylinder and replacing with new, worth a try, youmay get some slipping ,but really not much