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Clutch pedal too soft/no feel? Remove the helper spring!

Hi, i went to Mcmaster-carr.com to look for a similar spring to the century spring. I found part number 9657K253. it's almost identical to the century spring same dims/spring rate

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Old 07-26-2012, 11:47 AM   #376 (permalink)
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Hi, i went to Mcmaster-carr.com to look for a similar spring to the century spring.
I found part number 9657K253. it's almost identical to the century spring same dims/spring rate and material but i'ts 12.12 per pack of 6.

has anyone tried this spring?
only thing i'm unsure is the Compressed length. it might fatigue sooner that the stock spring, but i doubt it.
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Old 07-26-2012, 11:53 AM   #377 (permalink)
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^^Won't fit. You take the OD - 2x(wire size) to get the ID. You end up with something like .78" which is not enough to fit that hat into (that's at the top of the spring).
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Old 07-26-2012, 12:27 PM   #378 (permalink)
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I still have the helper springs if interested......
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another awesome mod.now i dont have to feel like a noob starting out in first

ThisX1000. Just removed it right now. I had my car for a year and still couldn't shift smoothly but now I'm shifting perfectly after a 5 minute drive lol
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I got the new spring and removed the bottom bolt with the clutch pushed in and the bottom would not come loose...yes i removed the bolt completely, i tried to wiggle it but it would not come out....??? wtf?
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Wiggle it while the pedal is depressed to the floor. It should come loose.

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...i dont need to take the top out to get the spring out right?
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If you like torture you can. Mine got lost behind the plastic panels. Not fun taking them off to retrieve it. All you need is the bottom pin removed.
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Old 09-28-2012, 12:23 PM   #386 (permalink)
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if anyone who removed this would like to sell me one, i would appreciate it. I like the feeling with it installed, but unfortunately I damaged mine taking it out. Actually, the only part I really need is the bottom piece that the pin slides through (along with the pin inself). I will paypal you for your time and trouble.



I cannot get this pin to freely slide in:

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i think you just need to sand paper bumps off the pin and you're good
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My doctor told me the same thing about my...well, nevermind. I'll give it a try
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so besides the "secret group buys" does anyone know where in the hell you can acutally buy these at?
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