Originally Posted by
Integra
when you blow up clutch bearing's its rarely the bearing's fault...either you are creating too much heat/slip with the clutch stall you smoke the grease out of the bearing's and they have no choice but to fail...granted some bearing's are better then other's...but set-up plays a Large factor in how long your clutch bearing's will last.
+1 I change my clutch bearing roughly every gallon or so. Most of the guys I race with change them every race, which I think is crazy. Another thing is I have never tried ceramic bearings. To much cash for me when I can get panther, avid, or ready rollers for a dollar a piece and they last a good while