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The clutch fluid boiled, higher temperature fluid would help. I had the same problem it was due to changing our the stock cat's which have a heat shield. No real

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The clutch fluid boiled, higher temperature fluid would help. I had the same problem it was due to changing our the stock cat's which have a heat shield. No real easy fix for the fuel issue besides the cjm fuel fix.
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Try bleeding your clutch system with something like Motul 600 and wrapping your clutch line with insulation down by the exhaust.

Sounds like you ran into fuel starve. Was the turn a long right? If so, you need phunk's fix. The only other thing you can do is keep the fuel tank full each time you go out on the track.

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