I got told that you dont really need to run it in that much just dont do any standing starts etc for a few miles or so. Shouldn't take too long, say a good 100 miles or maybe just leave for a tank of fuel so that the first skin is taken off the clutch pads. Goodluck.
I wasn't aware of any running in period as such, but the only time I've fitted a new clutch to one of my old cars, it did slip slightly for a couple of days until it had time to bed in (but that was straight onto the old flywheel)
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