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Old 09-30-2020, 12:03 PM   #15 (permalink)
JARblue
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Originally Posted by ratseal2 View Post
Considering the dealer just replaced a brand new slave cyl and clutch kit I think I'm gonna wait to do those, but will the RJM assembly possibly fix this problem or make it smoother? I don't really mind but it can get somewhat irritating on longer days of driving around town etc.
If they put the OEM slave back in there, then you should still go ahead and replace it with a ZSpeed product. OEM slaves have been known to fail while literally driving a new car away from the dealer lot.

The RJM pedal gets rid of the stupid hinge in the OEM pedal. So you get a linear pedal travel that is much smoother and easier to modulate.
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