After resolving my whole dilema with the Xtreme pressure plate, I ended up buying another Heavy Duty PP. So I'm now using the new HDPP, same street/strip disk and Jun flywheel that I was using on my last prelude, but have been sitting off the car for a while. I'm not sure if I should go through a break in period or not... I personally didn't think so, but a have some friends who think I should, and other who agree with me.
So, should I break it in again, or can I start having fun already
i would say to give it about 100-200 miles, then let loose, just to be completely safe. i don't know if its needed, but peace of mind is a good thing to follow
Its just like a brake rotor thats been freshly turned , take it easy for a little while untill it seats in and the springs in the pressure plate settle in.
Well I have a lot longer to take it easy (I've been taking it easy). I was going to the track last night, but I got kicked out of tech because I didn't have a battery hold down on my optima ... which sucks cause that ***** don't move NOwhere.. But oh well, now I have till next sat evening to take it easy on the clutch (like that'll last).
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because I didn't have a battery hold down on my optima 
... which sucks cause that ***** don't move NOwhere.. But oh well, now I have till next sat evening to take it easy on the clutch (like that'll last).
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