marinod

I was just wondering how many miles people have been getting out of there clutches. I have a 85cgt that the first owner said got 150,000 on the first clutch and had a vw quantum syncro that had well over a 100,000 hard miles on it and it was great till the day it went to the junkyard...rally accident in a field..oppsJ........finally does any one make a Kevlar pucked disk for these beast?

Dwight V.

Most CGT's go 100,000 to 150,000 at least on the original clutch. Easy to see that they are a bit over-engineered. This is why I would ask why on earth you'd want a puck type clutch? They are nasty to drive with. The stock clutch is more than adequate for even modified cars.

CGTCOMM86

I've got 162k on my original clutch, and it still works like new, of course, i had it turned when i had my flywheel lightened, but it still holds up

Chris in VA

Approx. 200k miles...slipping when I traded it in.