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Fg Xr6T - Malwood Option 3+


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Still running in my new option 3+ but liking it so far. I've done about 400kms on it and it's loosened a little and seems to be no more unpleasant to use than the factory clutch, but bites a heck of a lot harder!

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^ this. The guys who fitted mine suggested taking it easy for 600-800 kms, but Mal himself has suggested 2000 kms...so I'll just be taking it easy for a while, no launches or burnouts. But yeah, the extra bite is that hard mine has compression locked the rears if I don't blip the throttle on a decent down shift. The original clutch never did that.

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Do you mean don't let it compression lock the rears? If so I've adjusted my driving to suit, so that it doesn't do it.

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drive it easy for 1000 klms

Picked it up and it feels great, I am driving easy for the first 1000k. Only thing, it seems to have a rattle at low revvs, like under 2k and when its idling and the thermo kicks off and on.. this normal?

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Mine does the same. Did it with the old clutch too, just more prominent with the new one. I was told it's just the gearbox rattling a bit, nothing bad apparently?

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I was advised it's more about not riding the clutch, as opposed to not giving it throttle after clutch is out...?

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