logan1080

Just pulled car out for the first time in probably 2 months. Went to do a launch using the low rpm, brief clutch slip method that ranger says works well. I think I had way to many revs and too much clutch slip on my behalf because when I had completely let off the clutch pedal the car was all revs and no go, then I shifted to 2nd and same deal, all revs, no go. I thought I destroyed something. So I came to a slow roll and hammered on it and everything worked perfect. Should I be worried about the clutch or is that just a screw up on my end and I shouldn't worry? 06' Z, 10XXX miles.

erikszr1

i had same thing happen to me once.i was leaving friends house, clutch was cold, went to leave a burnout and clutch just slipped.... i was like WTF! tried again and it was fine and it never did it again.....hmmm i dunno. cold clutch? maybe, kinda hard to believe but i have no other ideas.

u1arunit

It's the car punishing you for beating on it when cold!

whatcop?

You probably just glazed the clutch. These things will slip with even the slightest excess in rpm or if you are running too sticky of a tire.

obzidian

If you had the means, I would put a decent clutch in and forget about clutch problems. For the most paper, an aftermarket clutch will handle better than the stock clutch.

logan1080

Yeah clutch was also cold. Probably all my fault. Sorry car!

MtnBiker09Z

Real easy to glaze the clutch...just has to cool off and will be fine.

screaminchevy

i did that on my stock clutch once, scared the heck outa me! i'm sure it's fine

Z06Ronald

Probably you did not glaze the clutch. Check your clutch fluid for debris, I had the same minor but annoying problem.

PRE-Z06

Sounds like you just glazed the clutch. I would definitely check the reservoir to ensure it has darkened from all the dust that was released. If you decide you want a clutch that doesn't have a self adjusting pressure plate and can handle some abuse, feel free to contact me!

Fartpipe