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Originally Posted by davesz4mc
Are you an experianced driver?
Clutch delay valves operate as one-way restrictor valves that limit the volume of fluid that can move through the lines in a given time. This ensures a steady quick and firm engagement without being too fast for the drive train to handle since clutches can quickly disengage but re-engagement is damped. The clutch delay valve slows clutch engagement and was intended to reduce drivetrain shock in the event that an inexperienced driver quickly engaged the clutch at higher revs. However for an experienced driver it simply burns and reduces the clutch's life.
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Not sure I understand you correctly. So you are saying that the CDV increases clutch wear with experience driver?