Arkitek

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I bought an exedy twin carbon with 1k miles on it and great looking disks . I had it installed and still drove it 500 miles without really getting on it just to be safe een though it had miles on it.

Anyways, today I replaced my coils cause they were going bad, and when I go wot it starts going and suddenly it starts losing power and rpms go down , then starts going up again ... Is the clutch slip like I think it is? If so why the heck would it be slipping ??? Or could it be another problem?

We replaced the coils because I saw the right one arching and I was shooting flames on fast shifts due to the coils not using up all the fuel in the cylinder... Thanks fr reading and input if any

Arkitek

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Bump

EmeryatSTM

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The carbon clutches need to be heated up before you can get into it or it will slip. while it is slipping it is heating up then grabbing. This is very very bad for the clutch and it will not last long at all. We do not recommend these for street use for this exact reason.

The twin ceramatalic is a much more street friendly clutch.

-Em

boostin350z

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+1, i always let my car idle up to normal operating temps because of this. twin disks are touchy, and need some warming up to work properly

VRSF Tiago

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If you lose power & rpm goes down it's not your clutch. If you lose power and RPM goes up it's another story.