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Mungo · 12-13-2009, 09:54 AM

Some of the posts from owners said that the clutch seems to be either in or out. What I mean is that is is either engaged or disengaged and there was no room for slippage. Some have said they stalled it frequently. Some have complained of a burning smell from slipping the clutch. Is this true? For those who have replaced their clutch did this issue go away and if it did what clutch did you get? Centerline or something else? I've had no problem with my 4th Gen Camaro/Trans Am. I can ease it in or out with no problem. Especially in stop and go traffic.

JerseyMonte · 12-13-2009, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Mungo

Some of the posts from owners said that the clutch seems to be either in or out. What I mean is that is is either engaged or disengaged and there was no room for slippage. Some have said they stalled it frequently. Some have complained of a burning smell from slipping the clutch. Is this true? For those who have replaced their clutch did this issue go away and if it did what clutch did you get? Centerline or something else? I've had no problem with my 4th Gen Camaro/Trans Am. I can ease it in or out with no problem. Especially in stop and go traffic.

I had the same problem stalled it out leaving the dealers
lot after delivery.
After about 1200 miles it seems fine now
Give it a little more time

HorsePowerAddicts · 12-13-2009, 01:46 PM

All the ones i have driven have been very smooth. Definatly not like an on/off switch. Feels like nothings there compared to the car i drive everyday with a spec 3.

Coldpants · 12-13-2009, 01:47 PM

Not much stalling (and i haven't driven a stick in years) but if you let if slip for any period of times you will smell the clutch burning.

2SSjack · 12-13-2009, 02:47 PM

Yeah, I stalled mine a few times after I first brought it home, but I hadn't driven a stick for 15years. The clutch does grab with the pedal barely released but you do get used to it ( at least I did after a while). Just now at 1640 miles and so far no burning smell.

Merc · 12-14-2009, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Mungo

Some of the posts from owners said that the clutch seems to be either in or out. What I mean is that is is either engaged or disengaged and there was no room for slippage. Some have said they stalled it frequently. Some have complained of a burning smell from slipping the clutch. Is this true? For those who have replaced their clutch did this issue go away and if it did what clutch did you get? Centerline or something else? I've had no problem with my 4th Gen Camaro/Trans Am. I can ease it in or out with no problem. Especially in stop and go traffic.

I have stalled mine now and again. Just cause tunes are to loud and can't hear the motor. Any time you slide the clutch you will probably smell it. Sucks seem like sliding the clutch is the best way to get it it to 60' at the strip.

12-13-2009, 09:54 AM	#1
Mungo Drives: trans am Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: suffolk Posts: 363	Clutch Question Some of the posts from owners said that the clutch seems to be either in or out. What I mean is that is is either engaged or disengaged and there was no room for slippage. Some have said they stalled it frequently. Some have complained of a burning smell from slipping the clutch. Is this true? For those who have replaced their clutch did this issue go away and if it did what clutch did you get? Centerline or something else? I've had no problem with my 4th Gen Camaro/Trans Am. I can ease it in or out with no problem. Especially in stop and go traffic.

12-13-2009, 01:47 PM	#4
Coldpants Nerdy one Drives: #000000 & #FF8000 2010 Camaro Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: (elba), ct Posts: 804 View My Garage	Not much stalling (and i haven't driven a stick in years) but if you let if slip for any period of times you will smell the clutch burning. __________________ Dave McFly: Modern cars are awash in “It-goes-to-11” ergonomics. No one asked for it. It’s just in your car because—like black mold or a carjacker with herpes—it can be. SHORT FAT ROUND NINJA

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HorsePowerAddicts LSx Builder/Tuner Drives: LSx Powered Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Delaware Posts: 55	All the ones i have driven have been very smooth. Definatly not like an on/off switch. Feels like nothings there compared to the car i drive everyday with a spec 3.

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2SSjack Drives: 2010 2SS Camaro; Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Burbank, Illinois Posts: 49	Yeah, I stalled mine a few times after I first brought it home, but I hadn't driven a stick for 15years. The clutch does grab with the pedal barely released but you do get used to it ( at least I did after a while). Just now at 1640 miles and so far no burning smell.