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

Originally Posted by Jsolo I thought there was a rather pronounced difference - both with no spring and with the weaker spring (as compared to stock), in both the down

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Old 05-01-2012, 11:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I thought there was a rather pronounced difference - both with no spring and with the weaker spring (as compared to stock), in both the down stroke and up stroke. You have less assist pushing down now, and no buffer on the upstroke.

In general, the whole point is to better feel the engagement when you're lifting on the pedal. Unless you made other changes, the pedal extremes should remain the same (how far to the floor it goes and how high it comes up).
Thats wierd... unless my foot is so damn heavy that i can't tell lol


But for reals in terms of the pressure being pushed back at my foot, i feel its the same as stock.

I wish our clutch felt like the STI's clutch. That one gives you one hella of a feedback and is stiff. feels really good.
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