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Old 04-08-2016 | 03:54 PM
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Slipping 3rd-5Th gears southbend clutch

Just today I noticed that my car began to slipped from 3rd to 5Th gears,
I am wondering what I should do? ive had the clutch for about 1yr and 3 months at about 13k miles
At clutch replacement I replaced it with southbend stage4+ replaced flywheel, flywheel bolts, tob, clutch line
My car has just been tuned e47 on stock ko4 turbo basic bolt ons nothing to crazy I presummed for a clutch that should be able to handle it any one have had similar problems? i should just go back to a stock clutch cant afford another southbend car is daily driven about 50% stop and go and 50% hwy
Old 04-08-2016 | 07:49 PM
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Sorry to sound like a dick, but learn to drive a stick and lower the boost spike.
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Sorry to sound like a dick, but learn to drive a stick and lower the boost spike.
U are a dick. He knows how to drive and Kmo tuned him, im sure he doesn't have a boost spike.
Old 04-08-2016 | 09:49 PM
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U are a dick. He knows how to drive and Kmo tuned him, im sure he doesn't have a boost spike.
Then how does a clutch die that fast? If no spike and he can drive. Slight chance of installation error or material issue of the actual clutch.
Old 04-08-2016 | 10:04 PM
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Learn to drive or get someone else to install new clutch
Old 04-08-2016 | 10:57 PM
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Things fail. I had a clutch fail in a year. Installed by Gm. I know how to drive and had no spikes. So do I sucks as well?
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Love how u guys just judge he guys driving when u have no clue, if ud at least word it in a way like, how is ur driving, maybe ur riding the clutch and so forth. Don't have to be mean
To him. So knock it off and try giving pleasant advice instead of making people not want to come back
Old 04-09-2016 | 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by tomj77
Love how u guys just judge he guys driving when u have no clue, if ud at least word it in a way like, how is ur driving, maybe ur riding the clutch and so forth. Don't have to be mean
To him. So knock it off and try giving pleasant advice instead of making people not want to come back
Do you have a thing for the OP? From the information his given the lack of stick driving ability is generally the issue. Hence the not trying to sound like a dick comment.
Old 04-09-2016 | 01:56 AM
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Damn all I wanted was good feed back, you ecaulk should have just kept it to yourself,
I know how to drive, I dont ride the clutch, I just thought posting up here would have get me some good info but guess I am wrong maybe a clutch failure to someone in a similar situation or something,
Thanks Tom You are always there to HELP
Not kill my idea of posting like this guy
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Slipping 3rd-5Th gears southbend clutch

Originally Posted by Jay P.
Damn all I wanted was good feed back, you ecaulk should have just kept it to yourself,
I know how to drive, I dont ride the clutch, I just thought posting up here would have get me some good info but guess I am wrong maybe a clutch failure to someone in a similar situation or something,
Thanks Tom You are always there to HELP
Not kill my idea of posting like this guy
Sure.

Want it to stop slipping, go stock and I mean completely stock. Next piece of advise (again I'll be the dick) if you can afford to fix it don't mod it.
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Do you have a thing for the OP? From the information his given the lack of stick driving ability is generally the issue. Hence the not trying to sound like a dick comment.
For one, he is my friend, second, u don't have to be a dick to people u don't know from a hole in the ground to go accusing them of anything. Just give some decent advice or don't talk. He is hear for help not for ur lip. I don't wanna lock a thread that's here for help because of bs like this. Even if it would be his driving, how about u try suggesting that in a way that makes people want to come back for advice in the future.
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For one, he is my friend, second, u don't have to be a dick to people u don't know from a hole in the ground to go accusing them of anything. Just give some decent advice or don't talk. He is hear for help not for ur lip. I don't wanna lock a thread that's here for help because of bs like this. Even if it would be his driving, how about u try suggesting that in a way that makes people want to come back for advice in the future.
Calling a spade a spade, it's kinda like a po101, most likely it's going to be a boost leak not a bad maf. If the clutch only lasts 13k, it's most likely due to driver error, now that could be general inability or going WOT in 5th or below 3500rpms. Every once in while it's going to be the clutch had a manufacturing issue, but 9.9 times outta 10 it's the driver.
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Originally Posted by ECaulk
Calling a spade a spade, it's kinda like a po101, most likely it's going to be a boost leak not a bad maf. If the clutch only lasts 13k, it's most likely due to driver error, now that could be general inability or going WOT in 5th or below 3500rpms. Every once in while it's going to be the clutch had a manufacturing issue, but 9.9 times outta 10 it's the driver.
or possibly driving in heavy traffic day after day stop and go, guess that didn't cross ur mind though. and from what he told me that could be one of the reasons. How about we ask a few questions about driving habits and conditions before we accuse people of not knowing how to drive. I know I have some bad clutching habits and my same clutch as his with a ton more power has lasted longer. But I also don't have much stop and go traffic. I know others who have burned out a clutch in 2 years or so from driving conditions.
Old 04-09-2016 | 06:01 AM
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My Stg4 lasted 2 years, totally worn out the disc was gone. I drove for a year in stop and go bad traffic. Are we still talking about driving?? The Stg clutch is not meant for high traffic DDing that's why I'm buying a another car to kill that POS instead of my baby with my nice clutch
Old 04-09-2016 | 08:27 AM
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or possibly driving in heavy traffic day after day stop and go, guess that didn't cross ur mind though. and from what he told me that could be one of the reasons. How about we ask a few questions about driving habits and conditions before we accuse people of not knowing how to drive. I know I have some bad clutching habits and my same clutch as his with a ton more power has lasted longer. But I also don't have much stop and go traffic. I know others who have burned out a clutch in 2 years or so from driving conditions.
if it's due to driving in heavy traffic all the time it's still driver related ... Lol the butthurt here
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if it's due to driving in heavy traffic all the time it's still driver related ... Lol the butthurt here
Exactly, I drive in some of the worst traffic (LA has me beat, but Denver is not far behind) and my clutch is still holding great even on e47 with a spike to 26 and I'm at 40k and 3years.
Old 04-09-2016 | 11:20 AM
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Wow, maybe ecaulk was a little blunt but tom you also took this way to personal. I agree that it's strange that a clutch doesn't last 2 years and it appears the extra torque from the e47 tune did it in. I pulled my stock clutch at 39,000 to change to a different trans and it still had some life left in it. I'm tuned by 2009cobaltss1 and ran it on e47 last year on the k04+.
Op since you drive a lot of city in wondering do you downshift at lights, and do it quickly? Do you ever go wot below 3,000?
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if it's due to driving in heavy traffic all the time it's still driver related ... Lol the butthurt here
How do u drive a stg4 ceramic clutch in stop and go inching forward traffic???
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Wow, maybe ecaulk was a little blunt but tom you also took this way to personal. I agree that it's strange that a clutch doesn't last 2 years and it appears the extra torque from the e47 tune did it in. I pulled my stock clutch at 39,000 to change to a different trans and it still had some life left in it. I'm tuned by 2009cobaltss1 and ran it on e47 last year on the k04+.
Op since you drive a lot of city in wondering do you downshift at lights, and do it quickly? Do you ever go wot below 3,000?
I didn't take it personally, Iv been on the receiving end of rude ass remarks from a simple question, and I really does make a person not want to come ask anything in here. Its not hard to show a little respect when answering. If u want to be blunt, save it for the guys who don't care to listen and think they know everything when they just got the car and have no experience with it. Then id be blunt as well, in fact I have been. But come one. Asking why a clutch would only last a year and telling him he doesn't know how to drive when u know nothing about the situation is pure *******.
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if it's due to driving in heavy traffic all the time it's still driver related ... Lol the butthurt here
ya, no its not. driver related would be because of bad driving habits not because of bad driving conditions. one can be helped, the other cans, that's the difference
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Anyway, iv had enough of arguing about being disrespectful to someone asking a simple question, You have been warned.
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ya, no its not. driver related would be because of bad driving habits not because of bad driving conditions. one can be helped, the other cans, that's the difference
ok lol
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Anyway, iv had enough of arguing about being disrespectful to someone asking a simple question, You have been warned.
warned ??



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