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I finally got to test drive a 6MT today and have some questions about the clutch pedal. On my old Mustang GT I could adjust the clutch action by pulling
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Clutch Adjustment
I finally got to test drive a 6MT today and have some questions about the clutch pedal. On my old Mustang GT I could adjust the clutch action by pulling up on the pedal, then pushing it down as short or as far as I wanted it to go. The pedal would then operate the clutch within that range. Can I do this with the Z?
I noticed on my test drive that the car didn't begin to move forward from a stop until I had the clutch pedal released at least 75% away from the floor. I don't like that feeling at all. I prefer to have to press the pedal all the way to the floor. When I drove this I really only had to press the pedal just slightly to shift or to get off the line. I hope I made sense with this post... I'll check the online manual in the meantime. Thanks.
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