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What Causes / Cures Clutch Fade?
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[QUOTE="FruDaddy, post: 1037582, member: 63076"] Yes, I would dare to say that heat is probably the culprit. Just as it is with brakes. You need about a nickels worth of slack between the lever and the perch. You will probably find better overal performance if the clutch is allowed to hook up instead of slipping all of the time also. Similar to the way drag racers like to get the tires hooked up as quickly as possible so the car can get down the track, rather than just spinning the full quarter. [/QUOTE]
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