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Additional Benefits: * Eliminates the Common Pedal Sticking issues after Hard Driving. * Reduces or Eliminates OEM Slave & CSC Failures on these cars. * Extends seal life of both OEM & Aftermarket Slave Cylinders. |
It may help with that, but there's no band aid fix for the fact that the internal seals on the CSC are plastic, and they're a ticking time bomb whether you swap the pedal or not. Always have the cost of a HD CSC and tranny R&R (plus potentially a new clutch if it gets soaked with fluid) in your savings account.
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I cannot compare both coilovers, one was 12kg/12kg, the other is much stiffer at 21kg/7kg (truetype is stiffer with lower spring rates at the back). Modifying the subframe wouldn't affect anything if you installed spl eccentric lock kit.
About rjm, I had rjm pedal only before, it made a big difference in how I engage the clutch. I went through two oem csc, one before the pedal, which failed at 18k kms, the other at around 40k kms. I bought the car at 13k kms, so maybe the first owner wasn't familiar with 3 pedal cars. I used the car mainly in track, so this affected the second csc life. |
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it's all fun and games until that GTR tax smacks you. |
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Damn lol Can’t say I’m that crazy. Got the Z in 2011 still have t and just got the GTR a year ago. |
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Edit: unfortunately, the parts listed above are already bought and installed. |
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