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What is the cause to these clutch failures?

Chewdude07

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No drag racing. Maybe a little fun here and there on the street, but no clutch dumping. Just want something that can handle serious street driving. I do enjoy the daily 2 3 shift at 7.5k rpms.
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I have a 2016. I drove over 90k on original clutch. I think it's the fact I have added some power.
 

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I have a 2016. I drove over 90k on original clutch. I think it's the fact I have added some power.
Very likely. I had a guy tell me at a very reputable performance shop, that I was on borrowed time with the factory clutch. The crazy thing is, he told me not to use any of the heavy duty aftermarket clutches, in order to prevent transmission breakage. That’s why I decided to strengthen my tranny in every way that I could when I pulled it for the clutch upgrade. Hopefully it’ll last me for a very long time.
 

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I was recommended the vengeance stage 2 ceramic twin disc by beefcake. They said the tranny should handle that clutch just fine. I'm not road racing or drag racing. I just enjoy the car on the street. Don't launch too often.
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