"Parmas" Motor

[ilikerice]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

@ilikerice -- maybe, but I doubt it. Clutchmasters is a serious company, and not as large as you'd think.

It's possible the pressure plate was defective or warped, then failed suddenly. The good news is that they stepped up and took care of me; just like I do with my customers.

yea yea, I was kidding. i agree. I was just thinking of a funny skit that would be funny. I know they are very reputable and that is awesome that they are taking care of you like that.

[Focus_Sh1ft]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

It never stops. I just did this to my clutch:

WOW. Never seen that happen before.

I hope that was just a defective plate or something considering the tC currently has the same clutch + more power

Really glad to hear CM got behind their product though. That's how it should be.

Also Parmas - I think it goes without saying that there's pretty much always going to be issues when you have such a heavily modified car. A small (although sometimes large lol) price to pay for a good time.

[Parmas]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

Which includes about 3 years of down time? LOL Just saying.
There are plenty of pictures of fried Spec clutches out there too. I don't think it's the brand. A CM Stage 2 lasted 3+ years on my 450 whp Scion tC - go figure.

@ilikerice -- maybe, but I doubt it. Clutchmasters is a serious company, and not as large as you'd think.

It's possible the pressure plate was defective or warped, then failed suddenly. The good news is that they stepped up and took care of me; just like I do with my customers.

Maybe 2 years of downtime but when it goes out I surely abuse the most out of it!

Should been a defect since I like clutchmasters and I am happy to see they are actually caring for their customers !

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Have had my ACT 6 puck for almost 3 years... so far so good. Car had 99,000 on it when it went in, have 134,000 now. I have done a whole lot of racing.